Sentence examples for rent back in from inspiring English sources

During that difficult adjustment period, Catholic Charities, Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens used money from the Neediest Cases Fund to write a $475 check to Mrs. Palmer, which she used to pay one month's rent back in August.

But the story has a happy ending because after two months, they found a place to rent back in Edmonton Green and Nadunga is due to graduate next month.

Mr. Maloney, in an interview, acknowledged that he had become fed up with the Nielsen campaign's use of his brother's arrest but noted that his campaign first criticized the location of the Nielsen headquarters and alleged improprieties related to the rent back in June.

Bamfo says that Recharge actually began with homes as its first spaces available for rent back in 2016.

The movie is the movie, and even with a PG-13 it could very well be as upfront about Freddie's unique life as, for example, Chris Columbus' Rent back in 2005.

Dina recently took in a new roommate, her daughter Lindsay, who reportedly can't pay her rent back in Los Angeles.

"After the recession, Harlem and the surrounding neighborhoods were some of the hardest hit, and rents back in 2009 or 2010 were as low as $50 a foot," he said.

If we really think the "35% of take-home pay" definition is correct, then London mayor Boris Johnson needs to develop and lobby for the sorts of radical policies that will bring rents back in line with that goal.

Ms. Green has had considerable experience with the local housing stock, creaky and otherwise, since moving from England to Connecticut with her first husband 14 years ago, buying first in Westport, then in the Litchfield Hills and, after the dissolution of her marriage in 2006, renting back in Westport.

Set up a living rent commission, to work out how to bring rents back in line with incomes.

MEMPHIS — She was late on rent and back in eviction court.