Sentence examples for rent some of from inspiring English sources

There are homes for sale all over my area, now sellers are trying to rent some of them.

In his "Foodie Boy" column for The Guardian, he mentioned that he was going to rent some of his new farmland to a cheese maker.

By the 1960s, its ranks had dwindled to such an extent that the order began to rent some of its 25 bedrooms to other congregations and even to other young women.

Consider, for example, renovations (What if they want them and you don't?), furnishings (They're Laura Ashley and you're Charles Eames), cash flow (Can you rent some of your designated weekends to friends?), and the mortgage (Suppose one couple falls on hard times).

In addition to the hundreds of free movies available on the site since 2009, you will be able to find and rent some of your favorite films.

Under this expanding partnership with Uber, people can now rent some of those vehicles by the hour to drive for the ride-hailing app.

The pharmacist was inside, along with a watch repairman who rented some of the counter space.

To make ends meet, the former director had rented some of its offices out to law firms.

C.V. Travel (www.cvtravel.co.uk), a British agency, rents some of the most coveted and pricey properties in the South of France.

In years past, many of these companies had rented some of the city's nicer homes for as much as $25,000 a week to entertain clients.

In 1957 Mr. Overton rented some of his space to the photographer W. Eugene Smith, who shot 20,000 pictures of the sessions there.