Sentence examples for crew rents from inspiring English sources

The crew rents a discreet venue in the city and constructs an interactive version of the film, which they show at the end of the evening.

So the station crew rented him a tuxedo and put him on the auction block.

Soon, they had quit their jobs and spent their savings to hire a film crew, rent a U-Haul and buy the $6,400, 540-pound desk, which takes four people to carry and was made by the same company that creates Oval Office replicas for presidential libraries.

Even in Kabul, where journalists in droves have arrived from the north and from Pakistan to the east, the situation is tense: an NBC news crew rented a house over the weekend for $300 a month, only to find, in a closet they jimmied open after the landlord refused to unlock it, a 500-pound unexploded bomb.

For the flashback scene at the gas station, the crew rented out a 7-11 for a day.

Before buying their truck, the crew rented a similar van to test out the equipment and business model.

Under the strike timetable, British Airways will use planes staffed by attendants who choose to ignore pickets as well as eight aircraft and crews rented from charter companies.

Starbucks uses the church to recruit employees; movie and TV crews rent out space to store equipment when filming in the neighborhood.

The crew had rented him a blue Vespa, and Bourdain told me that the only way to see Hanoi was on the back of a scooter: "To be anonymous, another helmeted figure in the middle of a million little dramas and comedies happening on a million bikes moving through this amazing city — every second is pure joy".

A smuggler from another crew says his group rents beaches from several different landlords, to give themselves the options of sending people to several different Greek islands or changing locations at the last minute if the police suddenly arrive.

Roughly 75 percent of shows on Broadway never turn a profit because ticket sales come nowhere near covering the high costs for backstage labor, cast and crew salaries, advertising, theater rent and other expenses in an industry that has some 15 unions.