Sentence examples for ancient rent from inspiring English sources

There are archaic urban land laws, ancient rent controls, systemic corruption in construction permits and no foreclosure law.

My journey began at 3573 DeKalb Avenue, a modest building on a not-bad block displaying ancient "apartments for rent" signs in flowery mid-century cursive.

Land was seldom sold and not often rented in ancient Ireland.

The only catch is that the top floor of what was once a duplex is occupied by an ancient widow, Mrs. Connelly Eileen Esselll), whom the rent control laws prevent Alex and Nancy from evicting.

A woman discovers a dead body in a low-rent museum of ancient horrors.

She and her husband at the time, Tom Cruise, had rented a huge, ancient chateau in France and were staying there all alone.

It dismissed the system of quarterly rents as "an ancient anachronism dating back hundreds of years" and called for monthly bills and an end to "upward-only" agreements which allow landlords to increase rents every year.

It's a simple two-up, two-down, with two suites, connected by an ancient spiral stone staircase, that can be rented by two couples.

And they pound the bench-cum-table in a number, with Electra standing on top, that threatens to become an ancient Greek version of "La Vie Bohème" from "Rent".

She stayed in the Ancient Weir Art Village strictly because of the free rent, and she missed the busy city of Guangzhou, where she had previously lived.

During the week, she prepares other kinds of food, rents halls, and assembles her staff of ancient girls to serve and wash up.