Sentence examples for securing a lease from inspiring English sources

Talreja says securing a lease was easy, but the search for the right chef to suit Mount Street's more liberated Eastern edge took him in all directions.

Now, after securing a lease, clearing licensing hurdles, starting a buzz in the gay press and perfecting architectural plans by Paul Dominguez of Parkview, the Out NYC Urban Resort — what Mr. Reisner calls a "supersize" version of his original plan — is set to open in stages starting early next year.

The club are yet to be allocated a league to play in for the start of the season in August, but club secretary Martin Watson says securing a lease on the stadium was the most important going forward.

The young entrepreneurs pooled their resources and decided to take the risk of securing a lease, starting this December, to an old but charming kitchen supply store at the edge of Detroit's historic Eastern Market.

The community reluctantly agreed to this as a means of securing a lease on the rest of the building, and in March just over 200 artists were evicted.

"It's the first time I've ever had security," Ms. Mendolia said, referring both to the need to secure a lease and the feeling of stability doing so provided.

Connie had secured a lease, at 10 shillings a year, from Newcastle Council – a lease which she still holds.

Torke strategised, organised meetings within city hall and was able to secure a lease on behalf of the Stevens.

A $50,000 bribe had been paid in a Panama City bar to help the company secure a lease on a waterfront site adjoining the Panama Canal.

Two years ago, Muss secured a lease from the State Labor Department and started construction of a 32,000-square-foot floor.

Ms. Davar was able to secure a lease, at the new Frank Gehry building on Spruce Street, by using a company called Insurent that insures leases.