Sentence examples for tiny rent from inspiring English sources
Charging ridiculously little for a spacious waterside apartment, the friend apologizes for a tiny rent rise.
He took a (probably LSD-inspired) vow of poverty long ago, lives in a tiny rent controlled apartment, drives $500 cars, and wears used suits with splits in them to court.
We live in the country, in a tiny, rented cottage with a large garden.
That is good news for longtime residents paying tiny rents to live in very nice places; less so for newcomers, who must contend with market rates.
Raskolnikov, a conflicted former student, lives in a tiny, rented room in Saint Petersburg.
In a city of ever-pricier housing, giving up even the tiniest rent-stabilized space can seem insane.
It is held in a remote, tiny cafe rented by a renowned English painter and his wife.
This year a house with one medium-size and one tiny bedroom rented for July and August for $10,000.
But the church had to pay the £500 deductible with parishioners' money and reserves from tiny "peppercorn rents" still collected on nearby lands.
The amazing thing, however, is that we're changing the world from a tiny low-rent sugar farm, and our only machinery is a goat".
