Sentence examples for rent something with from inspiring English sources

Along the way, at least, Mr. Rabe comes up with some wonderful lines, as when Joey describes the kind of video he hopes to rent: "Something with explosions, and a guy like me".

Some drivers, however, are recapturing that first-drive feeling over and over by leaving their Civics and Cavaliers in the garage on weekends and renting something with a little more zip or style.

"We start getting calls as early as January from people looking to rent something for the summer with an ocean view," said Marina Hirshhorn, an agent at Century 21 Kaye.

When she tried to rent something larger, she found most studio apartments with a similar amount of space cost more than $2,000 a month.

You can also rent something you could never afford to buy, or sell your dress when you're done with it.

Try and rent something for the first few times.

O.K. Maybe we should think about renting something.

The quintessential British vacation customarily involves renting something quaint.

It is the difference between 'sharing' (aka renting) something you already have, or buying something with the purpose to rent it out full-time and make money with it, without necessarily needing it yourself.

Go buy yourself something shiny, rent a movie with a high quotient of male hotness, buy like ten trashy magazines, a bottle of champagne and small chocolate cake.

"If you're buying something with a rent-controlled or rent-stabilized tenant, you just never assume" that the tenant can be persuaded to move, said Karen Heyman, a broker with Sotheby's International Realty.