Sentence examples for rent a fine from inspiring English sources
For far less than what you'd pay for a fancy hotel room in the center of town, you can rent a fine home.
O.K., if you have a spouse everyone hated, fine, rent a suite at the Ritz-Carlton.
So even if you earn a fine-enough living to rent a place in the tech metropolis at the center of the near American future, who will teach your kids?
Put on your finest suit, or rent a tuxedo.
If I need to rent a car for one or two days, that's fine.
The CBS news magazine "60 Minutes" recently ran a story on Hazleton, Pennsylvania, the first town to pass a set of local ordinances cracking down on illegal immigration -specifically, to require everyone in town to present proof of citizenship or legal residence in the United States in order to rent an apartment, and to fine landlords who rent to and businesses who employ undocumented immigrants.
He rents a house with a fine view of the Shawangunk Mountains.
Mr. Fine, who has been renting a fourth-floor walkup on Mulberry Street for $1,400 a month since moving here, decided in the middle of last year that he wanted to buy a place.
"If they want to do it in a park and rent the thing, fine," he said.
