Sentence examples for mostly leased from inspiring English sources

OUTDOOR SPACE: The house is set on nearly 80 acres, mostly leased to farmers; pomegranate and walnut orchards are nearby.

The 20,000 square feet of street-level stores are mostly leased, some of them to national retailers, the first such leasing for the city.

Such a strategy would address a crippling flaw of both Pan Am and T.W.A.: their lack of extensive domestic route networks do not allow their mostly leased aircraft to be used for enough hours a day to be profitable.

And the remarkable Nazi-era terminal, 300,000 sq m including hangars that curve out 1.23km under a column-free roof – said to be the biggest protected building in the world – is mostly leased out.

The sprawling Marietta plant, mostly leased by Lockheed Martin from the U.S. Air Force, has long had powerful protectors.

The land is mostly leased for cattle pasture and required to be open for public use.

Apart from replacing feudalism with scrupulous democracy, the Trust's first priority after buying the island was to ensure that the islanders, who mostly lease their properties, had one basic right they never enjoyed under individual owners: security of tenure.

As much as half of its earnings last year are estimated to have come from its U.S. operations, mostly leasing.

Nearly 75percentt of the 150,000-square-foot building is leased, mostly to an eclectic mix of businesses, light industry and a variety of artists and architects.

Perhaps 200 people work full-time for the four giant chemical companies that grow the corn – all of it exported – on some 12,000 acres leased mostly from the state.

The concerns of the Obama administration also apparently involved unease over what the Chinese company might try to extract from the property, which is mostly on federally leased land.