Sentence examples for rent smaller from inspiring English sources

Families were also expected to rent smaller homes and require their younger children to share bedrooms.

You need a certain degree of income to own a house and, even though landlords may pass on property taxes in the form of higher rents, the poor will tend to rent smaller spaces.

If micro-apartments catch on, they may well usher in zoning changes that will lead landlords to be able to rent smaller and smaller spaces while still charging whatever the market will bear.

Most of those are part of their local vendor program, where tenants rent smaller spaces to sell locally made crafts, toys and foods.

Giddens also said on Friday that his team is working to clear out the brokerage's New York offices as soon as possible and rent smaller, less expensive space as the liquidation moves forward.

Steve and Karen had some wooden shoes of their own but decided to rent small, modern snowshoes with tubular aluminum frames and plastic decks.

You don't need one, especially now that you can rent small autos by the hour.

Consequently, girls sometimes rent small spaces in close proximity to school and live alone, thereby putting themselves at risk.

At Statewide, for example, those like Elizabeth renting smaller units — traditionally the backbone of the business — have been steadily leaving.

This is especially true for newcomers to farming who have bought or rented smaller parcels of land and are looking to expand year-on-year.

The company's English-speaking owner, Emanuela Siciliani, rents small outboard boats and inflatable speedboats.