Sentence examples for rent large from inspiring English sources

The last several years have been difficult for those seeking to rent large blocks of office space in a single building in Manhattan.

The candidates include several private contractors, although they normally rent large empty hangars, which are in abundance in the United States.

She also found a backer: the young Romanian-born Jewish banker Harry Sokal, who wanted to marry her but agreed instead to rent large theatres for her solo concerts, hire musicians, and take out ads.

Increasingly, governments are pooling their money, either to rent large aircraft from Russian and Ukrainian firms, to buy American planes or to make their own.Trying to redress the disparity between America and the rest, NATO has drawn up lists of "capabilities" that countries must acquire.

Rent large tools that you will need.

But you can bring digging tools (nothing with a motor on it), buy a small trowel or cultivator for $1.37 each at the park, or rent larger shovels and soil-sifting screens.

Their strategy is instead to implement operational measures to reduce fuel consumption, consolidate volumes, and rent larger vessels to achieve economies of scale.

"To live in an area that feels safe you have to rent larger properties [in Johannesburg] … and for that you have to pay higher rents," said Victoria Taylor, a senior fashion buyer from London now working in Johannesburg.

You can rent larger pieces, like flooring nailers, from your local hardware store.

Brokers say such a strong tilt toward small offices is unusual in New York, where the financial industry, in particular, has traditionally rented large blocks of space.

Two America's Cup teams eliminated in preliminary rounds, Artemis and Luna Rossa, are renting large seaplane hangars for $20,000 per month each on Alameda Point, a former naval air station, to work on and store their boats.