Sentence examples for leasing it for from inspiring English sources

In 1977 Pace University bought the Spanish Renaissance-style Briarcliff Public School building, incorporating it into its Pleasantville campus (as the Pace University Village Center) after leasing it for many years.

I didn't say that because I knew I would be leasing it for her.

It is Jeff Koons turning his most famous steel sculpture – of a balloon – back into real balloon, 50ft high and leasing it for PR purposes to Macy's.

Already poised to buy the development rights of 42 acres of farmland at the center of a yearlong debate, the East Hampton Town Board has agreed to go one step further, buying the outright title to the land with the intention of leasing it for farming.

Newcastle High School student Jason Robertson's 16th birthday party was held on 3 November 1989 at the North Stockton Surf Club, a formerly abandoned building which the Stockton Lions Club had taken over four years prior, leasing it for various functions.

It is understood that the paper was ­considering buying the horse or leasing it for the day, if a favourable answer had been given.

Put bluntly, it is the basic mechanism of car-leasing invented many years ago: rather than owning an automobile, the motorist leases it for a while, gaining access, Mr. Rifkin says, to what is increasingly depicted as "the driving experience".

The Army has leased it for use as an induction centre.

They live in a tropical cliche, and have leased it for 100 years.

Over the years, various businessmen had leased it for a summer or two and failed to make it a success.

Even if the track remains, the fair board does not seem inclined to lease it for racing soon.