Sentence examples for old tenant from inspiring English sources

"Maybe this is the world," one old tenant of New Hyde bluntly says.

Unless a landlord really hated the old tenant, he wouldn't offer a buyout unless he could make more money from a new tenant.

"The old tenant base of larger corporations is going through an evolution to a new tenant base of smaller companies, giving Stamford an identity issue.

My brother has sold the fields that surround us and the new owner has put "No Trespassing" signs at the end of the lane that goes past our barn to the old tenant house and then down to the stream.

As we drove, we came upon a small, scruffy field, where an old tenant house teeming with ivy sat in one corner and plumes of pigweed dotted the rows of vines.

It may seem unsporting to invoke the ghost of an old tenant, since most restaurants in New York were other restaurants in a previous life, but the memory of Isla (mint-clogged mojitos, mambo, and guys in guayaberas) hangs reproachfully over the pretenses of its replacement.

As families have dispersed and people have died, the old tenants have not simply vanished.

Now, Viacom is committing to take over the entire building as old tenants move out, increasing its space to 1.6 million square feet from 1.4 million.

Related offers new tenants either 10,000 or 25,000 extra American Express points to sign a lease and old tenants 5,000 extra points to renew one.

The churn and renovation have left the Dunbar in turmoil, divided between old tenants and new, and sometimes between black and white.

Some of the old tenants remain, and their battered doors form a distinct contrast with the newer, fancier doors of the renovated rooms.