Sentence examples for rented items from inspiring English sources

In addition to a rotating 'dream closet' of curated inventory from over 400 designers, the Neiman Marcus store-within-a-store will include styling for between $30 and $75 an appointment; an in-app concierge offering street-level hand-delivery and courier service; and 'RTR Bar', the startup's answer to Apple's Genius Bar, where women can swap out their rented items or seek styling advice.

I've had friends with antique shops that have sold and/or rented items to set designers and love spotting vintage items in commercials, and on shows.

A 1986 state law exempted rent-to-own companies from small-loan usury caps; and under the law, because the stores retain legal title to rented items until the final payment is made, the product can be repossessed if a payment is missed.

Lenders feel comfortable renting out high-ticket belongings because Fat Lama insures up to $30,000 per rented item at no additional charge for either lenders or renters.

Unlike a brick-and-mortar lease-to-own store, customers using Cognical are guaranteed a new item, which is less subject to wear-and-tear and is likely to last longer than a previously rented item, according to Cognical's chief executive.

While plenty of neighbors have spare ladders in the garage or an extra suitcase in the closet, the challenge is in connecting people who need the equipment to the person who has it in the moment they need it on scale, with each rented item covered by insurance.

Another idea from the first dot-com boom -- rent items from your neighbors -- is making a comeback.

Renting items like car seats and making a grocery run, once you've arrived, for diapers and other bulky items instead of lugging them with you can help.

The results of the major study by Nielsen, a global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy, highlights the rising global trend in "micro-entrepreneurs", fuelled by the internet, and the trend for renting items rather than buying them outright.

When banks tightened credit, Talley came up with the idea to rent items to those who had no credit.

The time of year can also result in greater discounts if you need to rent items for the event.