Sentence examples for life rent from inspiring English sources

If you want to try island life, rent a fishing boat from the harbour.

Until 1964 (in immovables) the widower was entitled to curtesy, a life rent in his wife's heritage (i.e., immovable) property, and the widow had the right of terce i.e., a life rent out of one-third of her husband's inheritable estate.

WHILE YOU'RE LOOKING -- To get a flavor of Wellington life, rent a condo in the Polo Club itself, as a way of getting inside the gates.

And Imran Hussain, the head of policy at the Child Poverty Action Group, said: "The cost of the basics in life – rent, food and heating – has far outstripped headline inflation, earnings and benefit levels.

In addition to the building the Archdiocese also took over one worshipper, a determined lady who maintains that, as she has paid life rent for one of the pews, the church is her place of worship, Catholics or no Catholics.

She and her father clashed so often, she says, that she moved out at 16, got a job and tried to figure out life — rent, work, school, some health issues — on her own.

Miller joined June in her tawdry street life, living rent free with her at a succession of friends' apartments where they made love through the night until Miller, sleepless, would drag himself off to work at Western Union.

For settled writers loath to completely give up the single life, rent-regulated bachelor apartments have become a popular form of office space.

Despite his family's wealth, Mr. Rechnitz has lived a modest life, renting an apartment on West 74th Street and avoiding flashy displays.

It could be the difference between getting a great mortgage deal or the best personal loan rate - or spending your life renting.

Many people before me have had a stable life renting the flat that I live in, but if I buy it that's the end of the line and no one else will benefit.