Sentence examples for main tenant at from inspiring English sources

Southwest Airlines, the main tenant at Ontario, began there in 1985 with five daily flights to Phoenix.

The local MP, Craig Whittaker, holds his constituency surgeries in the building, while the main tenant at present is Calderdale council, whose Customer First service is about to move into a ground floor space next to the new café.

City officials have hardly been able to contain their joy at the news, long rumoured and finally confirmed this week, that publishing giant Condé Nast will be the main tenant at the new One World Trade Centre skyscraper, the centrepiece of the redevelopment at the site of the fallen Twin Towers.

Bodø/Glimt are the main tenant at Aspmyra.

Virgin Galactic is in line to be the main tenant at the spaceport that was built specifically to launch paying customers into space, a dream of Branson's.

But when the main tenants are at home, lights and video screens will change colors, concessions will sell Jets or Giants gear and decorations will be added to "blue it up for Giants games and green it up for Jets games," said Mark Lamping, the president of New Meadowlands Stadium Company, which was formed by the teams to build the stadium.

The Drawing Center sets the right tone at this site, but the main tenant, the International Freedom Center, presents as much hazard as promise.

Beginning in July, the airport and its main tenant, Air France, will begin a complete overhaul of their operations aimed at making the passenger experience at Paris's international air hub more efficient and, hopefully, enjoyable.

At the time, there still was hope that Amtrak would be the main tenant in the new station.

The orchestra, while the main tenant, must share programming with the Place des Arts management, although it will have the majority of nights at its disposal.

But its main tenant, the N.F.L.'s Falcons, have found some metaphorical cracks in the foundation.