Sentence examples for rent came from inspiring English sources

I remember when the musical Rent came to London.

In effect, we paid for 34 weeks, so my rent came to £1,088.

It sleeps up to eight; our rent came to $210 a night.

The rent came from Litvinenko's salary: £5,000 a month, paid by Berezovsky.

Often, part of the rent came out of the marketing budget — a practice that brokers say is fast disappearing.

Philip Dorian McAdoo, once Musafa in "The Lion King," now a standby in "Rent," came in and told her, "I heard your CD on the radio".

The rent comes in "per calendar month".

Sometimes, as Jonathan Langsam, 45, discovered, finding the right place to rent comes down to luck.

Overall, rent comes to just under £2,000 a year with services at just under £900.

"I wanted a two-family home because that way I can have some rent coming in to pay the mortgage".

If you always loved New York for the right reasons, a drop in property values and rent comes as no great surprise.