Sentence examples for different rentals from inspiring English sources

His family moved 30 times before he was 15. "From second to sixth grade, I lived in 15 different rentals," he recalls.

Driving a range of different rental cars can cause some unusual reactions among family, friends and neighbors.

The lawsuit was one of four that challenged the law over a clerical error that listed different rental periods for medical equipment that would be covered by Medicare.

Grinev, who helped develop Moscow's Ostozhenka district, one of the capital's most exclusive postcodes known as the "Golden Mile", hopes that with government subsidies ArtKvartal will be able to offer a mix of different rental options.

It is now aggregating some 50+ different rental listings services, and that number is continuing to rise.

As a membership-based company, Zipcar's success even motivated incumbent car rental companies to experiment with different rental models, as well as paving the way for an entire fleet of new companies trying to create innovative solutions in the space.

The lawsuit charged that the company quoted different rental terms and conditions to black rental candidates than it did with white candidates, and that the company lied to black applicants about apartments not being available.

The lawsuit charged that the company quoted different rental terms and conditions to black rental candidates than it did to white candidates, and that the company lied to black applicants about apartments not being available.

The government charged the corporation with quoting different rental terms and conditions to blacks and whites and lying to blacks that apartments were not available, according to reports of the lawsuit.

After waiting for one hour I happened to see one of those buses that pick you up at the airport and drop you off at all the different rental car spots.

You can find different rental criteria just by walking down the block and checking the next apartment building or townhouse complex, so one or two "rejections" isn't an immediate cause for concern.