Sentence examples for likely lease from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chen says she will very likely lease the Chelsea Green unit when the building opens next year.

The city, he said, would most likely lease the field to an operating agency, if it could be acquired.

The group would likely lease the ballpark to the owners of the MLB team.

Slingshot will very likely lease capacity on Qwest's 18,800-mile U.S. network and lodge some storage servers in Qwest facilities.

If you're going to buy (or more likely, lease) a $70,000 car you want everyone to know you're a big shot, and so you go with the label that says just that.

A homeowners' association or an adjacent homeowner ends up owning the agricultural reserve, neither of which is very likely to lease that land to a farmer, whose pesticides and noisy tractors and farm equipment might spoil an open vista on a tranquil summer afternoon.

Not likely, at lease not for any prolonged period of time.

In May 1967, GSA sent a letter to Nassif advising him that it was likely to lease the entire structure he intended to build.

Parker said the Tustin land could be worth a similar amount and said the city would expect to make back that amount on any land provided to the Angels, most likely from lease payments or a share of development profits.

The other will most likely be leased to a nonprofit group or to an architect, she said.

Dr. Hamer said the computers would very likely be leased to students at a discount, perhaps with the cost scaled in some way to a family's income.