Sentence examples for is tenanted from inspiring English sources
noun
One who pays a fee (rent) in return for the use of land, buildings, or other property owned by others.
The retail space is tenanted mostly by clothing chains including Zara, H&M and Warehouse.
Most of the land is tenanted by crofters (tenants of small farms) whose holdings average less than 7 acres (3 hectares).
Taking the neutral apatite [La8Sr2][(GeO4)6]O2 as a prototype electrolyte, this classification scheme correctly predicted that 'excess' oxygen in La9SrGe6O26.5 is tenanted in the framework as [La9Sr][(GeO4 5.5(GeO5 0.5]O2, rather than the presumptive tunnel location of [La9Sr][(GeO4 6]O2.5.
Only half the building was tenanted.
But what the 370,000-square-foot buildinotdoes not have is tenants.
Half the land is tenant-farmed; in some cases, the owners live elsewhere.
The only thing it lacked was tenants.
"These are tenants, not terrorists".
They're tenants or they're owners of property.
Many Kapampangans are tenant farmers and landless workers.
Why would the Islanders move from the Coliseum, where they are tenants, to Barclays, where they will still be tenants?
