Sentence examples for cannot rent from inspiring English sources

You cannot rent a car without a driver's license.

The inequality that means some can buy multiple houses, while others cannot rent one.

If you have no right to be here, you cannot rent a flat or a house.

Generally speaking, you cannot rent intangibles — copyrights, reputations, trade secrets, memories, honesty, deliciousness, and so forth — but there are exceptions.

Companies that lose business — fishermen who cannot fish, or hotel owners who cannot rent out rooms — can seek damages.

But he cannot rent them to the highest bidders -- banks, brokerage firms and the like -- because of a zoning ordinance passed by the borough council last December.

Under a longstanding New York tradition, landlords use a formula to charge tenants extra for common space in their buildings, like lobbies and stairwells, that cannot rented out; this is calculated by adding a fixed percentage to the actual measurement.

All units are "communal property," and the people who live in them cannot sell, rent, sublet or divide them.

He wonders why during times like these, airlines, which are now profitable, cannot simply rent additional computing power and hire temporary customer-service workers.

"I cannot pay rent and live on $40 to $50 -- beyond a week!" wrote a prospective juror identified only as No. 639, a self-employed freelance worker.

For example, in New York owners or tenants cannot legally rent their apartments out for short periods (less than 30 days) unless they are also living in the property.