"Leeses" example sentences

lease

noun

leases (plural noun)

- a contract by which one party conveys land, property, services, etc. to another for a specified time, usually in return for a periodic payment:

- grant (property) on lease; let:

- take (property) on lease; rent:

Synonyms

leasehold, charter, contract, rental, tenancy, tenure, booking, freehold, rent, hire, sublet, sublease, let, sell, rent, hire, charter, engage, take, borrow, buy, Legal

"Leeses" Example Sentences

1. She had to find a way to appease the leeses.
2. The leeses were determined to make their voices heard.
3. The leeses were the last ones to leave the party.
4. The leeses had to fight for their rights.
5. The leeses had to deal with the consequences of their decisions.
6. The leeses had a difficult time adjusting to the new environment.
7. The leeses were not welcomed by their new neighbors.
8. The leeses had to make many sacrifices to make ends meet.
9. The leeses were determined to make a better life for themselves.
10. The leeses were determined to find a way to succeed.
11. The leeses worked hard to overcome the obstacles in their path.
12. The leeses were determined to make their dreams a reality.
13. The leeses were determined to make the best of their situation.
14. The leeses had to make difficult decisions in order to survive.
15. The leeses had to face their fears and take risks.
16. The leeses were determined to make the most of their opportunities.
17. The leeses had to learn to adapt to their new circumstances.
18. The leeses had to learn to trust each other in order to succeed.
19. The leeses had to learn to work together to achieve their goals.
20. The leeses had to find strength in each other to survive.