Sentence examples for owner sets from inspiring English sources

The car owner sets the rental price, on average about $8 an hour.

The list made other countries feel they were trapped in a carpet bazaar in which the store owner sets the price above what he knows he will get.

Nor does the property actually have to be rented out: it need only be "available for rental", so if the owner sets the rent high enough, he gets a holiday home with half his mortgage paid for by the taxman.

Izakaya Taisho specializes in enormous platters of yakitori: grilled chicken wings, skin, livers and meat on bamboo skewers; at night, Go's owner sets up an outdoor griddle on the sidewalk and cooks yatai specials, Japanese street food that his 20-something employee Kenny Hattori calls "the kind of food you get in Tokyo at 2 in the morning, on your way home from drinking".

Unable to flush the migrants out of the reeds, she hiked back up the bank and into the modest riverfront neighborhood, passing a white dog on a chain who sometimes alerts her that migrants have arrived, unless his owner sets out food to distract him.

The owner sets the access privilege to the user in three levels (browsing, adding tags, adding comments) by user categories or by individual users.

One owner set up a Yahoo community, and two others now maintain it.

The winning bid, from James Irsay, the Indianapolis Colts' owner, set a record for a literary manuscript.

Eventually the house was finished, and its proud owner set about the laborious task of painting every inch of wood.

Unless you're a smug camper-van owner, setting up camp and pitching tents is a bit of a project.

Lemieux, now the Penguins' principal owner, set up a score 33 seconds into that game en route to a one-goal, two-assist performance.