Significados de short lease en inglés

The twins had taken a short lease on one of the hangars.

And there was poetry again when Jagger referred to summer's " short lease".

There poverty hires its grave, and takes but a short lease of the narrow house.

Dr. Derwent was trying to let it furnished for the rest of the short lease.

The house was closed for the season last month, and we have taken a short lease.

The heirs wished to sell, but failing a purchaser were willing to let on a short lease.

The house, which once belonged to the late Dr. Barnardo, has been recently hired on a short lease.

Kimberley was no longer a home to the little chap whose short lease of life was clearly drawing to an end.

Bavarian Reinsurance occupies two other floors on a short lease at a rent of £22,212 per annum.

During his short lease of power Leisler issued warrants for the election of the mayor and sheriff by "all Protestant freeholders."

Marry, a man must know his fence, or have a short lease of his life, in any place where blows are going so rife.

Germany is Faust; she desired science and power and pleasure, and to get them on a short lease she paid the price of her soul.

A two-storey mews office building held on a short lease at 10 Lad Lane, Dublin 2, has been sold by Colliers International.

However, it is understood the company has sub-let the two upper floors of 18,000 square feet on a short lease to the US-based Citybank.

A second building with a floor area of 396sq m (4,263sq ft) is let on a short lease at a rent of €77,800.

Relative dilapidation, short leases and low rent suited alternative enterprises.