Sentence examples similar to rent a time from inspiring English sources

Your mobile phone can now be autographed online by famous and historical people like Stalin or Shakespeare without having to go to the trouble and cost of renting a time machine.

If you like to skate indoors at a rink, consider buying your own pair of skates so you don't have to rent a pair every time.

With DVD wholesale prices lower, dealers need to rent a disc fewer times to turn a profit.

Rachel Fisher, head of policy at the National Housing Federation, said: "Right to Buy has decimated the supply of affordable homes to rent at a time when we have a major housing crisis and a real problem of affordability.

You could rent a car for the time you'll spend in Boston and return it.

Two years ago, Kazushige Nishida, a Tokyo salaryman in his sixties, started renting a part-time wife and daughter.

Renting a part-time security officer from West will cost the company an extra $60,000 to $100,000 a year.

It's been rented a million times because we don't make money archiving clothes...

If you can afford to rent a convertible, this is the time to do it.

There's still time to rent a paddleboard for $20 an hour at PB Boys Club a block from the beach.

"It costs us an extra phone call every time we rent a car," said Baker, who, is credit card free.