Sentence examples for leased it out from inspiring English sources

Centuries ago, some of the land around Gavi was owned by the bishops of Genoa, who leased it out to wine growers.

He drove a three-year-old Honda, and his and Sara's modest house in Big Bear Lake had a "For Rent" sign in front, because they leased it out to vacationers whenever they trained elsewhere.

Keep your eyes peeled for Along the route, you'll pass Lawson Park, first built by the monks of Furness Abbey in the 14th century, who leased it out for iron smelting.

Park renovated the place and leased it out, creating a positive carry on his investment.

A cap rate is the amount of rental income you would earn if you bought the house and leased it out to a stranger at the market rate.

Elizabeth's son, William, spent little time at Stokesay and by the 1640s had leased it out to Charles Baldwyn, and his son Samuel.

"The plans now are to renovate it as a theater and lease it out".

Wouldn't leasing it out to another company be sort of like recycling?

"We would identify assets, negotiate a purchase, lease it out, develop it from soup to nuts and sell it".

I have been letting it for five years and currently lease it out for £1,500 per month.

Based on those documents, the banks lent RW millions of dollars to buy equipment and lease it out, prosecutors said.