Sentence examples for rent calls from inspiring English sources

This new business climate, where record sales are unlikely to cover anyone's rent, calls for new strategies.

By Sasha Frere-Jones This new business climate, where record sales are unlikely to cover anyone's rent, calls for new strategies.

REITs typically invest in properties and collect rents (called an equity REIT) or invest in mortgages (called a mortgage REIT).

Large areas of the western plain were subject to large land rents called Huan Da Zu (番大租 literally, "Barbarian Big Rent"), a category which remained until the period of Japanese colonization.

The house Alex rents, called Comfort Cottage, is hardly that: It's a rickety, comical old nightmare of a place, though not nearly as nightmarish as the nearby woods — that's where the fairies, the wee folk, live, waiting to terrify hapless travelers straying from the forest path.

One was called land rent and another called paddy tax called arretane.

I asked for an extension (thanks to my rent) and called several times to give her payment updates, but she never called back.

The total authorized rent is called the contract rent.

One photograph shows the rent man calling on a tenant while children play oblivious on the street.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who appoints the rent board, called those numbers "very, very high" and stressed that no decisions had been made.

The foregone rent is called "imputed rental income," and the White House Office of Management and Budget calculates the foregone tax that results from it at $50 billion a year.