Sentence examples for rent a return from inspiring English sources

If it's less than you actually get, then congratulations: you are receiving an economic "rent", a return greater than your opportunity cost.

Under the deal, Charter Behavioral was required to pay Crescent Real Estate $41.5 million in rent, a return of about 11percentt.

But, I reasoned, the residents can't live indoors their entire lives, so back at my hotel, I decided to rent a bike and return at dusk.

"Put it this way: if I rent a car, I must return it in a decent condition.

What people really ought to do, he reasoned, was rent a Christmas tree, and return it, alive, to the nursery after the season.

Employees of some firms are finding that they can rent a videotape at work and return it either to a vending machine or to a counter in an employee services department.

For €5 a month, customers can rent a pair of jeans and return them a year or so later at which point Mud Jeans will recycle them into new items of clothing.

As for "clicks and mortar," it's a nice catchphrase, but there's not much evidence that consumers really need a company to offer both: Blockbuster tried to make a selling point of the fact that you could rent a movie online and then return it to a store, instead of popping it in the mail, but the allure of this was lost on most people.

I returned to "Rent" a few weeks ago.

Once again, Mr. Speaker changed his travel plans, moving up his departure date and slipping out of the country on a roundabout path that would take him to Prague and Montreal, where he rented a car to return to the United States.

According to Thomas Van de Merlen, assistant postal inspector in charge of the New York area, John and Michael Rigas tried to leave New York City yesterday, renting a Chevrolet Lumina, to return to Coudersport.