Sentence examples for lease stands from inspiring English sources

"Southwark has lost 358 social-rented homes in the deal, while Lend Lease stands to make whacking profits – on land they bought from the council for a pittance".

She will come to own 10,000 acres including "streams with brown trout, fields for her and her family, fields she could lease, stands of trees and hills and valleys, including one great hill and one great valley".

The firm wanted some of the space Lehman had leased at the World Financial Center building, but its 20-year lease stood in the way.

The council, which owns Edgar Street, is considering a request to lease two stands at the ground to The Bulls' new owner, Tommy Agombar.

And here's the moneymaker: Addresses that have bought ads, such as restaurants, shops or commercial buildings for lease, will stand out as a cut above the rest in perfect, rich detail and color.

Expensively leased planes stood idle.

Christopher M. Glynn, the president of Maid of the Mist and son of its owner, James Glynn of Niagara Falls, N.Y., said he was confident the lease renewal would stand.

Herefordshire Council, which owns the club's Edgar Street home, said Tommy Agombar had asked to be given the leases for two stands at the ground.

The deal-breaker was that the building has a land lease, which means it stands on leased land.

The council, which owns the Edgar Street ground, is considering Mr Agombar's request to lease two of its stands.

The lease on the South Stand, erected for a prestigious friendly against Real Madrid two years agoin 2013, is up for renewal this year and that end of the ground could be redeveloped at a cost of just under £2m.