landlord|landlords in English

noun

['land·lord || 'lændlɔrdɪzm /-ɔːd-]

one who owns and leases real estate; landowner who leases to others, leaser, renter; one who owns or operates of an inn or rooming house; owner of an estate

Use "landlord|landlords" in a sentence

1. After all, A lease protects both tenants and landlords, and the landlord-tenant model has worked well over time

2. Landlord Brutalise Lagos couple

3. What about Elena's landlord?

4. He's an absentee landlord!

5. We are talking about absentee landlords

6. I do my landlords an occasional favor.

7. 123-BerlinZimmer.DE GmbH rents out accommodation for landlords.

8. Housing shortages permit landlords to gouge their renters.

9. He was square with his landlord.

10. The landlord provides board and lodging .

11. Landlord renames his pub The Three Bellends

12. Pint of the black stuff, landlord.

13. Do you tell your landlord everything?

14. Brochures about the rights and responsibilities of landlords and

15. Landlords guilty of illegal enclosures were increasingly prosecuted.

16. In other places they drove away the landlords .

17. Landlords rely on feudal exploitation to amass wealth.

18. The government dispossessed the landlords of their property.

19. I checked all the hospitals, his landlord...

20. • The Absentee Landlord Question - Prince Edward Island

21. Landlord said he was late on rent.

22. He is the landlord of this pub.

23. The landlord refused to renew his lease .

24. The landlord is doing my apartment over.

25. 24 Housing shortages permit landlords to gouge their renters.