Sentence examples for To renting from inspiring English sources
verb
To occupy premises in exchange for rent.
Mr. Hock was averse to renting.
12.03pm BST Miliband turns to renting.
But in the short term, buyers who need mortgages will likely stick to renting.
And when it comes to renting, the national discussion is nearly zero.
In addition to renting an apartment in Mount Kisco, Mr. Xia owns a house in Syracuse.
"For younger people, interest-only can be a good alternative to renting.
"There are portal Web sites dedicated to renting out vacation homes," Ms. Karpinski said.
But when developers turn to renting apartments, it's often on a large scale.
"The expense of buying a flat is comparable to renting it for 30 years," the report said.
I'm open to renting handbags or clothes (although I draw the line at underwear, which I saw advertised).
Age (β = −0.178, p < 0.034) was negatively related to renting clothing, but TCCC (β = 0.136, p < 0.014) was positively associated with the intention to rent clothing.
