Sentence examples for lease printing from inspiring English sources

Buy or lease printing machines.

Have two copies of the lease printed out for you both to sign.

Nate Freedman, the owner, signed a ten-year lease on his printing shop next door, plus two adjacent storefronts.

The budget for putting on two full-scale productions, paying actors Equity scale, housing them at a local college, renting the tent, leasing the grounds, printing the programs and making the costumes is just under $600,000.

Financial restructuring may force The Irish Times to sell, and then occupy as a tenant, its iconic building in the center of Dublin, or lease the ground-floor printing space to retail stores.

So it pays for consumers of all types of vehicles, not just luxury ones, to compare ads, read fine print on lease ads, research competing deals on the Internet and keep crunching numbers until they find a bargain that they like.

"So that superseded the fine print in the lease, which said those parks were not part of what you're getting".

But Toby had read the small print on his lease, which Galahad – what with the helmet and visor and all – hadn't.

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In the small print of the lease is a tortuously worded clause stating that this will double every 10 years, so that in 35 years it will have soared to £128,000, and in 95 years it will be £8m – for a one-bed flat that you bought for £58,000.

The dog, whose presence at Ms. Siebert's discount brokerage firm in an otherwise dog-free Upper East Side skyscraper is written into the fine print of the lease, weighs in at a mere five pounds but more than lives up to her name.