Sentence examples for source of rental from inspiring English sources

These do not represent productions under the Westport Playhouse banner, merely bookings that are a source of rental income for the theater.

But the jewel in their crown may well be Savonlinna Hall, a new 800-seat wooden concert hall opened this summer as a site for ancillary events and a source of rental revenue.

For four decades, the three-story multifamily home has done its duty — serving for a time as a home for Mr. Gennaway and his wife and later as a dependable source of rental income when the couple moved out of the city.

But the property owner, Leo Rotta, has complained vigorously, taking out an advertisement in the local paper opposing the move, arguing that the lumber store, Millwood Supply Company, which claims to be the oldest continuously operating lumberyard in the county, is a crucial part of the Millwood community and his family, as well as an important source of rental income for him.

The only accepted source of rental income is from an investment property.

SP will have a lodge open which will be a source of rentals as well as a place where skiers can come in from the cold and rest.

Networks of information and ideas, he argues, are already lucrative sources of rental income.

He says he supports 3Taps' fight against Craigslist (Kidd is also one of his investors), but ultimately sites like his will turn to aggregating as many sources of rental information that they can find.

Ironically, his death at age 84 came as "Casablanca" has once more been scrubbed and recycled for a big-screen revival next week, after years of proving a favorite TV feature and an ongoing source of tape rentals.

But here's news of another taking a third way: Lovely, a site based around a map interface that helps people find apartments, created to aggregate Craigslist and other sources of apartment rental data, is today launching nationwide.

The overall gain is modest, but welcome in a business in which piracy, economic weakness and digital competition have steadily eroded what was once Hollywood's core source of income — the rental and sale of DVDs.