Sentence examples for its lessee from inspiring English sources

The cast of stars appeared in Val May's "Tribute to the Lady"- this being the name given by her long-suffering, devoted staff to Lilian Baylis, the extraordinary woman who was the Old Vic's acting manager from 1898 to 1912, and its lessee and director for the next quarter of a century, until her death in 1937.

That company was merged into the Connecting Railway, previously a short link in Philadelphia, in 1956, and its lessee merged with the New York Central Railroad in 1968 to form Penn Central Transportation.

Mr. Subedi, the U.N. special rapporteur, had repeatedly criticized the government, its lessees and contractors over illegal practices such as the "land grabbing and confiscation of livestock, destruction of homes and property, damage to burial grounds, and physical aggression and intimidation, including the use of firearms against specific individuals and communities".

Punch tells me that it has "moved a long way in the last three years", and has made the symbolic shift of renaming its lessees "partners" – but Russell Ham still wants to join the droves of publicans who have sold up and got out of the trade.

The Central Park Casino became a legend during the regime of its last lessee, Sidney Solomon who took the plaze over from Zitel.

If it does, the lessee must account for the arrangement as a capitalized lease in other words, as a property acquisition.

Its sign was commissioned by the lessee, the Dublin-born John P. Carway, for whom E. G. Clarke Inc. designed a great two-sided sign with a green harp, and "BAR" and "TAP ROOM" flashing on and off — a masterpiece in neon.

In 1901 Newman became the lessee of the hall as well as its manager, but the following year, after unwise investment in theatrical presentations, he was declared bankrupt.

As McConnel's lease drew to its close, there was no prospect of a further lessee coming forward and work began on dismantling the quarry's equipment.

The U.S. General Services Administration GSA and NASASA today announced that Planetary Ventures LLC, a shell company Google occasionally uses for its real-estate deals, has been selected as the preferred lessee for Moffett Field and Hangar One.

If the property is purchased, buyer and seller each pay half; if it is leased, the cost is borne entirely by the lessee.