Sentence examples for needs to rent from inspiring English sources

For practical purpose, it is observed that due to demand, the retailer needs to rent warehouse to store items sometimes.

She is the hillbilly who needs to "rent her womb" — the barefoot-and-pregnant stereotype.

Mr. Potts also does after-hours video work in Manhattan, but his income still falls short of what he needs to rent his own place.

The house, with 3,800 seats, is unworkably large: it desperately needs to rent a second smaller stage, ideally in New York's largest borough, Brooklyn, where it could mount its more experimental fare and hook younger and more diverse audiences.

Mr. Litchfield warns of the "dead hand of single-family zoning" that inhibits the formation of households like those headed by a single mother, who needs to rent out space to make ends meet, or by boomers who want to build an accessory dwelling unit for an aging parent.

If there has been any fraud, you will have time to correct it before your child applies for a job or loan or needs to rent an apartment.

"Young people will need to rent for longer, which suggests that there are growth opportunities in the private rented sector".

We also need to rent a car.

You'll need to rent a car.

Lovett asked politely what someone needed to rent a Harley.

From either, you'll need to rent a car.