Sentence examples for rent desks from inspiring English sources

There are co-working spaces where you can rent desks daily or monthly.

Entrepreneurs and start-ups can rent desks and work spaces for $500 per month to use as a full-time office, which roughly 90 people already do.

Co-founders Ben Trewhella and Tomas and Debbie Rawlings rent desks and then sub-let them to developers with a small overheads charge.

In London start-ups like to rent desks in Google's Campus or in Warner Yard; in Berlin the places to be are the Betahaus and the Factory, which when it opens in a few months will be SoundCloud's new home.

Of course, the broader sharing economy has also had its share of failures: New York City-based Loosecubes, which allowed people to rent desks and other open office space, also shuttered.

Some companies, like Citizen Agency, a San Francisco Internet consulting firm that has done the most to evangelize coworking, have an open-door policy, in which people rent desks but others are free to drop in and use the Wi-Fi or the conference room.

"People just trying to start their thing would rent desk space in the back," Kuo said.

There is also a role for incubators to do more than rent desk space to companies.

On NearDesk, the "Oyster card for desk space", people can rent desk space by the hour at locations around the UK.

Caroline Bailey, alumni relations and development officer, says: "Graduates will be able to rent desk space to get some mentoring and support while they are starting their business up.

There's also an option in some locations to rent desk or office space by the hour, which could offer a significant cost saving.