Sentence examples for old rents from inspiring English sources

Zipcar, now three years old, rents about 230 leased cars to 7,200 members.

Over a third of ex-council homes are buy-to-let, some multi-occupied, damaging estates; and rents are on average £230 up on the old rents charged by councils – a bill picked up by housing benefit.

Benjamin Fox, executive vice president at Newmark New Spectrum Retail, a Manhattan real estate services firm, says that while the old rents "are reflective of another era," the new ones "are bold even by Manhattan standards".

She said she cannot pay that much and continues to pay her old rent.

"You know," he said, "I think I liked you better at the old rent".

If the economy starts to recover, then I'll go back to my old rent.

Even with their old rent of $380, the Turners' finances would be stretched to the breaking point.

Younger generations are more likely to move around to find work than the old; renting gives them the flexibility to do this.

The new rule requires a landlord to notify the first new tenant of such an apartment what the old rent was and how the new rent was calculated.

He has now taken her to court to get the back rent and to evict her, Mr. Harra said, because she is still paying the old rent.

Doig had held on to his old, rent-free London studio, and in it was a very long, unused canvas he had made out of stitched-together mailbags.