Sentence examples for great lease from inspiring English sources

The crux of the value of the Colts is their great lease at Lucas Oil Stadium, where the team pays annual rent of just $250,000, and a rock-solid balance sheet that has almost no debt.

The building's useful life is 12 years; therefore, this is a capital lease because the lease term is greater than 75 percent of the asset's life.

Although it is too soon to say what might happen once the credit markets thaw, she speculated that bankers might want greater advance leasing, perhaps as much as 60 to 75percentt.

My mom took a drive south on La Brea and found this great building for lease that was large enough to have a bakery.

But it was gone, its block now made up of faceless new office buildings and apartments with great big for-lease signs out front.

"Our core business in the '70s was selling cars; in the '80s, late '70s came the great innovation of leasing and financing," said Tony Douglas, head of marketing and sales at BMW's mobility unit.

As a result, technical experts are being given greater control of lease negotiations than in the past, observed Jeffrey Bernstein, a managing director of Insignia/ESG, the real estate services company.

Sino-Japanese conflict (193145) gave the Great Wall a new lease of life in the eyes of the Chinese.

In June 1858 the line was leased to the Great North for a rental of £650 per year.

"It's a great way to hedge the lease," said Derek Stewart, who handled leasing for Foursquare before leaving the company this summer.

They had been citing their own increasing expenses to push for a greater increase in the lease caps.