Sentence examples for rent into from inspiring English sources

Buy-to-let and the lack of regulation in the private rented sector has forced London's new housing underclass, known as "generation rent", into sub-standard accommodation.

The study suggested Chancellor George Osborne's various "Help to Buy" schemes have not helped "turn generation rent into generation buy".

To continue filming, the production company had to pay the villa's rent into an account controlled by magistrates.

Shortly after that, having succeeded with "Annie," Mr. Marshall went to meet with Harvey Weinstein, who was interested in turning "Rent" into a movie.

But the sales pitch often revolves around "net effective rent," which takes free rent into account to bring the number down further.

The findings cast doubt on the prime minister's claim before last year's general election that Tory housing policies would transform "generation rent" into "generation buy".

Gilbertson said retailers' demands to convert quarterly rents into monthly payments could also hit the value of commercial properties.

Two days after the levees broke, when everyone was desperate to leave, I drove a seven-passenger Windstar I'd rented into downtown.

Many of its proposals are good, but they fall short of the reforms needed to transform private renting into a sector that works for everyone.

It would be grand to seize possession of them and divert the rents into making the old buildings lovely once more.

But in the six premier office towers with river views, it is just 4 percent, and landlords are pushing gross asking rents into the $50-a-square 50-a-square 50-a-square -me as prime space in downtown Boston.