Sentence examples for took a lease from inspiring English sources

After extended negotiations and lots of looking at other sites we eventually took a lease on the building.

We didn't have the money but we took a lease and persuaded the builders to make a start.

Morino bought the restaurant in 1930, and took a lease on the 6-story structure, of which four floors have been boarded up since around 1910.

In 1948 he took a lease on a shop in St Leonard's-on-Sea, East Sussex, where he horrified the local community by clearly labelling one section of books "Sex".

It's perhaps understandable that later, when my father sold the family home at a loss and took a lease on a refuge for the inveterate bachelor he pretended to be, I wasn't surprised to hear the news from someone else, even if it was from Sara Guterman, my least distant someone else.

At the end of 1963, Andy Warhol took a lease on a former hat factory at 231 East 47th Street in New York City.

Straus negotiated with the Navy to take a lease on the Fifth Avenue office.

"I haven't taken a lease," he said, "I'm still paying week to week on an apartment".

When Guardian US needed larger offices last June, instead of taking a lease on a conventional office building, it entered into a long term agreement for two floors of self-contained office space in a WeWork building in Manhattan.

The supermarket site, on which Sainsbury's has taken a lease, Spurs preferring the regular cash flow rather than sell for a one-off sum, is also owned by TH Property Ltd in the Bahamas.

Brokers said recent deals with substantial incentives included the following: The Man Group, an investment management house, is taking a lease for 48,709 square feet for 10 years at 452 Fifth Avenue, set to close in the fourth quarter of 2011, at rents of $82 to $88 a square foot.