Sentence examples for that would rent from inspiring English sources

Twenty units are designed for senior citizens, half of them for those making 30 percent of the median income that would rent for $325.

Bakkila and Bender wanted to launch Bear Stearns Bravo with a performance, so they found a gallery on the Lower East Side that would rent them space for a day.

With rents up to $4 square foot and construction costs down to $500 a square foot, Mr. Pangaro said he could build high-quality apartments that would rent for about $5,000 a month.

Passengers could take a day trip by ferry to the mainland on temporary tourist or business visas, returning to sleep in cabins that would rent for $1,200 to $3,000 a month.

Accompanied by the mother of her friend, Ms. Salembier and Ms. Hickey visited the leasing office, where they saw the model apartment and were told about a large two-bedroom, available May 15, that would rent for about $3,500 a month.

Inside our retired festival whip were six bunks: three for our showmates, one for our albino boa constrictor's aquarium, and two more for a rotating group of carnies that would rent in lieu of a bunkhouse on the carnival lot.

Before the council voted on Proposition 23, Ms. Patterson said that a company executive told her that Valero would rent the unused property for $140,000 a year.

Mr. Mason, who is based in Texarkana, Tex., added that all of his customers have been happy and that he planned to lease land for 50 more trailers that he would rent out to workers.

If most/all of the floor will not return a fizz then it's suggested that you would rent or purchase a floor grinder to remove that coating.

Although we previously reported that Redbox would rent Blu-Ray discs for $1, indications now are that Blu-Ray rentals will cost a little more.

Maybe it's a generation that would rather rent than buy.