Sentence examples for rent opened from inspiring English sources

The original Broadway production of "Rent" opened at the Nederlander Theater 10 years ago this Saturday.

Chelsea Piers, which currently pays $3.5 million a year in rent, opened in 1995, three years before the State Legislature created the Hudson River Park.

'RENT' In the 11 years since "Rent" opened on Broadway, much has changed in the world that its writer, Jonathan Larson, described.

Given that he died of an aortic aneurysm at 35 (shortly before "Rent" opened), you might expect a slightly prurient morbidity.

Given that the composer died of an aortic aneurysm at 35 (shortly before "Rent" opened), you might expect a slightly prurient morbidity.

(It was a job he kept for several months after "Rent" opened, fearing that, as he put it, the "whole thing might burst").

And somewhere along the line he choreographed a revival of "Rent," opening in New York in summer, and a workshop version of "Tales of the City," set to have its premiere in San Francisco in May.

Three years ago, a handful of artists and art professors drawn by low rents opened their doors to a bohemian crowd, which had rarely found its way to Chinatown before.

The fact that these modest living spaces have such high rents opens a window on a peculiarity of the city's overall homeless policy.

Our number one choice has to be his portrayal of Renton in Trainspotting, Danny Boyle's effervescent take on the Irvine Welsh novel – and in particular Rents' opening monologue.

A sample, and then go remind yourself why you had to stop renting: Open electrical box in the shower: Landlord drops off a roll of duct tape.