leased

IPA: ɫˈist

Examples of "leased" in Sentences

After the quarantine station closed the island was leased.
There, Graystone Academy Charter School opened six years ago in offices leased from a nearby steel company.
Others, in leased homes, have been pushed out by the post-storm real estate shuffle or by today's higher rents.
The regional network is built in part by the cable company, and in some areas will require the use of lines leased from the phone company.
John Trumble leased from a Mr. Parke a property at Shancarriglen or Oldrock in Cloonoghil parish, which was presumably where he and his wife lived, and raised their family.
Time to make use of this area, and turn it into something more interesting, local, and lucrative (in terms of space leased from the city) than a Detroit-style arcade wasteland.
The Pagoda, like hundreds of other buildings in Hawaii, sits on land leased from a trust established more than a century ago by a descendant of the ruler who united the major Hawaiian islands.
Most manufactured homes are fi nanced with personal-property loans, meaning the loan is secured only by the home and not the land, which is often leased from the operator of a housing community.
Later this week, House Democrats could try again to pass their proposal to penalize oil companies that are not exploring the tracts they have already leased from the government, a way to counter the Republican call for more domestic drilling.