Sentence examples for leasing it to from inspiring English sources

As proof, he even gave up his name, leasing it to the company.

He still owns the bakery, but is leasing it to his employees.

Ranchers who had once allowed scientists to explore their land for free began leasing it to the highest bidder.

Dakin Matthews, the managing director of Antaeus, bought the property for $850,000 and is leasing it to the company.

Mayor Carole Carson said the town had adapted, buying much of the remaining farmland and leasing it to tenant farmers.

S. L. Green, a New York real estate investment trust, bought the land beneath the building and is leasing it to Metropolitan for 70 years.

The Kesslers repainted the Red House white, with black trim, and leased it to the Hyde Park Central School District for its offices.

And last summer, with the cost of its new tower mounting, Goldman tried to lease it to Mellon Financial Services.

The original complex was completed in 1973 by the Port Authority, which leased it to Silverstein in the summer of 2001 as part of its effort to privatize noncore functions.

The Saddledome is owned by the City of Calgary who leased it to the Saddledome Foundation, a non-profit organization, to oversee its operation.

Opposition to the scheme forced him to lease it to children's companies.