Sentence examples for ship rent from inspiring English sources

If you can't be bothered waiting for a long time for the ship, rent an airplane.

Nevertheless, it is expensive to do business in Manhattan: speaking to The Art Newspaper, Tony Nevill said the costs of shipping, rent, PR and entertaining are higher in the U.S., and, "We pay more taxes here than in Britain," says Mr. Nevill.

-- were loaded onto a fleet of ships rented from all over Europe and deported from Spain to North Africa.

The firm usually pays for the grapes, bottles, corks and shipping, rents winery space and even helps design the labels.

In May, a group of American congressmen called on France to cancel the contract, and sell the ships or rent them to Nato.

Early in 2009, when I first broached the idea with family and friends of all of us taking over a cruise ship and renting it for our own private vacation, I was invariably greeted with a quick, two-beat reaction.

They were equally mum when he compared tourist-saturated Key West, Fla., where cruise-ship visitors rent the same neon-bright electric vehicles from a local dealer, to Shelter Island, where second-home-owners and houseguests are far more common than foot-bound day-trippers.

Compare prices, including shipping, or rent a truck for an hour.

He raised money from a local shipping company to rent the Ilienne.

The cargo industry itself is fragmented, too, with door-to-door shippers like DHL, United Parcel Service and FedEx; all-cargo airlines; and shipping companies that rent cargo space on passenger planes.

With airplanes out of the picture over the past few days, pretty much the only form of public transport between the United States and Europe has been aboard the Queen Mary II, making one of her weeklong treks between New York and Southampton, England, or on one of the select few container ships that will rent spare cabins to civilian passengers.