Sentence examples for display rents from inspiring English sources

They may recall inaccurately in a process of elaboration and rationalization and provide "the dream, a smooth facade, (or by omission) display rents and cracks".

That's not surprising; even for someone maybe twice the median age of the crowd it was evident that for all the avid show business on display, "Rent" is the most realistic musical on Broadway.

Until recently, art history has mostly glanced over the commercial design in some embarrassment (at least Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns had the good taste to treat their window displays as rent-money work), sidelined the films and bemoaned his supposed decline after the 1968 shooting.

Cleburne put up $15,000 to rent the display, and the small Layland had to rent nearby space to accommodate it, said Julie Baker, the Layland's director.

Another jeweler, Gabriel Jacobs, who rents a display case in the Four Seasons, said he had thought the lobby was not a likely target for jewelry heists.

But online, where retailers don't pay premium rents for display space, I found a large selection of children's winter footwear last week at prices that ranged from $9.83 for "forest -colored Kamik Rocket Boots forest -coloredREI (www.rei.com) to $120 for the blacKamik Rocket style at BootsKids.com.

EARLIER this month, people promenading along the super-fashionable Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village were surprised to come upon a decidedly low-rent window display announcing an army-navy surplus store within.

Soon I was standing in the Las Vegas Gun Range and Firearms Center, where the display of firepower for rent included a Mac-10, an old "grease gun," and a semiautomatic AK-47.

As in many supermarkets, the store's produce section, while decently stocked with eye-pleasing displays, gets only about 10 percent of the total space and none of the prime real estate that drives the most sales: the front-of-the-store display towers, which companies rent from the store, and spots by the checkout lanes.

On its bustling main thoroughfare, dubbed the Champs-Élysées, you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables, mobile phones, electric heaters, canned goods, and cigarettes; bright pink wedding dresses are on display, for sale or rent.

Daktronics is banking on a number of the tens of thousands of static billboards around the country converting to digital displays, which can rent space to more than one advertiser at a time.