Sentence examples for rent himself from inspiring English sources

GOOD LUCK CHUCK A man who gets dumped by women for the men they go on to marry decides to rent himself out as a good-luck charm.

By Lois Long and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 19 , 1934P. 13 A friend of ours decided to rent himself a summer place in Connecticut.

The New Yorker, May 19 , 1934P. 13 A friend of ours decided to rent himself a summer place in Connecticut.

GOOD LUCK CHUCK A man who gets dumped by women for the men they marry decides to rent himself out as a good-luck charm.

Local Knowledge Helps Bob Heintz could rent himself out this week as a prime source of information on the United States Open course at Bethpage State Park on Long Island.

If he finds work, and is able to meet the £80-a-week rent himself, he would no longer be under pressure to move.

Last year, little known Adam Linder rented himself out by the hour for performance art at the fair, and has subsequently taken his work around the world.

Mr. Innis routinely rents himself out as Black Friend to Disgraced Whites and once bestowed a lifetime CORE membership on Idi Amin.

Encouraged by fratty local expats, Charlie Simonn Pearl) starts renting himself out for "face jobs": gigs in which Chinese companies pay him to pose as a generic businessman (or doctor, chef, film director, etc).

Farnaby, who plays the drunken earl in Bill, says he was promised an acting job and rented himself a room in London, only to be told on the first day of rehearsals that it was all off.

GOOD LUCK CHUCK Noticing that every woman he sleeps with goes on to marry her next beau, the enterprising Stu (Dane Cook) starts renting himself out as a good luck charm — until Jessica Alba comes along.