Sentence examples for sizable rent from inspiring English sources

But he said Mr. Tublitz insisted on a five-year lease with a sizable rent increase.

His own sizable rent has made him fully aware of how gentrified the Lower East Side has become since his grandfather's day, how much the culture has changed.

The company has to pay sizable rents for productions, he said, and its endowment is relatively small.

That has bred a live-for-the-moment attitude toward putting what would certainly be the down payment on a house, and in some cases could buy a sizable house, into rent.

Asking rents are "at a sizable discount to Times Square rents certainly, and Fifth Avenue rents," he said, and "major global brands" have been showing interest.

The landlords contend that they need a sizable increase because of rent freezes and low increases in the last three years.

But now both new and established art galleries, lured by sizable spaces and low rents, are moving into the area and converting former meat coolers into galleries.

So we took the night on with fanfare, and I rented a sizable hall with a movie screen, inviting my constituents to watch history being made up close, large and personal.

Assisted living, a housing approach for older people who do not require the level of care furnished by nursing homes but need help dressing, bathing and performing other daily routines, is usually found in specially designed retirement communities, where rents can be sizable.

In this way, a church the size of a couple of bowling lanes can sustain a pretty sizable congregation, and afford that New York rent.

But many of the houses we looked at we couldn't even envision renting, let alone plunking down a sizable chunk of our savings to buy.