Sentence examples for leasehold of from inspiring English sources

The leasehold of the garage comes with a £25 annual ground rent charge.

As Beowulf is dying, for instance, Heaney comments that thus every man 'must yield / the leasehold of his days'.

It is thought the bid is dependent on the RFL being prepared to sell back the leasehold of Bradford's Odsal Stadium to the new owner.

The Dons took over the leasehold of the stadium in March 2003, with former owners Kingstonian continuing to play their games at the stadium as tenants.

The Barclays, who paid £2.3m for the leasehold of the neighbouring island of Brecqhou in 1993, which comes under Sark law, want to leave their £60m castle home jointly to all four of their children.

And, after receiving his mortal wound: For the son of Ecgtheow, it was no easy thing To have to give ground like that and go Unwillingly to inhabit another home In a place beyond; so every man must yield The leasehold of his days.

"We hope to be able to sell the leasehold interests of some of the remaining stores, which may result in re-employment of some staff".

Only for leaseholds of 700 years or more do they detect no difference in price.

The Africans were dispossessed, leaseholds of land were restricted to white settlers, and native reservations were established.

Farmers of other ethnic groups operate on leaseholds of up to 30 years under the Agricultural Landlord and Tenant Act.

Beyond lie the vast leaseholds of the Western Division, where tracts of 100,000 acres (40,500 hectares) are not uncommon.