Sentence examples for rent onto from inspiring English sources

Jonas asks if it's even possible to stand up in the room, while Lena is curious as to who in the apartment has set up this scheme just so they can shift their rent onto someone else.

There have been some efforts by our city government to tip the scales back in favour of renters, like bringing in a tax on empty condos, and the latest regulations on Airbnb, which together could add a few thousand new places to rent onto the market.

No one writes more powerfully than George Saunders about the lost, the unlucky, the disenfranchised, those Americans who struggle to pay the bills, make the rent, hold onto a job they might detest — folks who find their dreams slipping from their grasp as they frantically tread water, trying to keep from drowning.

On Monday, a man drove a rented van onto a sidewalk in Toronto, killing ten pedestrians and injuring fourteen others.

"Projecting a rented DVD onto the side of a building, where anybody who wants to can come and watch it, is certainly a violation of the copyright act".

Driving her student-athletes from Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan to a meet in New England in January, Taylor flipped a rented van onto a median and fractured eight vertebrae.

leedsdatamill.org There are almost half a million long-term empty homes in the UK while many people can't actually afford to rent or get onto the property ladder.

In a subsequent model the percentage of tenant households who spend more than 30% on rent only loaded onto one factor, by itself, and was subsequently removed as well.

They like to rent to immigrants.

Just as airlines and hotels now charge a host of fees, some New York City landlords are tacking extra charges onto monthly rent.

First, upon achieving a vacancy, the owner is entitled to the statutory vacancy bonus, enacted two years ago by the State Legislature, which adds a minimum of 20percentt onto the rent for a two-year lease, or 18percentt for a one-year lease.