Sentence examples for to rent something from inspiring English sources

When she tried to rent something larger, she found most studio apartments with a similar amount of space cost more than $2,000 a month.

Why offer someone the chance to rent something for $3.99 and not let them also choose to buy it for $14.99?

ONE Nets veteran, Rafer Alston, said he would have advised a rookie in Mr. Williams's position to "rent something nice for between $3,000 and $4,000".

When I was nine, she allowed me to rent something that featured neither animation nor Gene Kelly Ferris Buellerr's Day Off.

The New Yorker, May 20 , 1950 P. 23A gentleman stopped in at the Brooks Costume Co. to rent something for a fancy-dress ball.

Why offer customers the chance to rent something for $3.99 and not let them also choose to buy it for $14.99?

He argued that while the sale might provide a revenue burst, it made no sense to give up valuable real estate that the state needs, and to turn around and rent something that it now owns.

And my view is that for what it costs to own, you can rent something nicer in the same neighborhood.

Upon seeing the expatriate residence, they were appalled by the luxury and instructed the head of mission to cancel the lease and rent something less ostentatious.

You can also rent something you could never afford to buy, or sell your dress when you're done with it.

"I knew that I could rent something for the amount of money that I spent to keep up the house every year".