Sentence examples for typically rents from inspiring English sources

The building, also known as the 69th Regiment Armory, typically rents for $6,000 a day.

Gotham Dream Cars, which was formed in 2004, typically rents exotic cars at a daily rate that starts at $1,000 and can reach $2,000.

They can be rented out separately; the house typically rents for $1,800 a week in the 10-week peak summer season and the cottage for $600.

Given the number of times a store typically rents its DVD's for $3.50 each, the DVD rentals generate a profit margin of more than 70percentt, compared with about 60percentt for videocassettes.

Mr. Jackson is accused of demanding money and gifts, including computers and a Bowflex exercise machine, to hold certain dates for events, to ease the paperwork and in some cases to allow early access to the building, which typically rents for $6,000 a day.

It typically rents for about $10 a month less than the $13 TiVo charges just for its service.

One is typically renting either way; homeowners simply choose to rent capital rather than housing.

Apartments in such units typically rent for $1,000 or more a month.

Recently, Fannie Mae, for instance, tightened its rules for real estate investors buying multiple homes, which the owners typically rent out.

The women would not disclose what they paid in rent — one-bedrooms in the neighborhood typically rent for about $2,500 — but all said they were fair market prices.

Those brokers said an estate on that stretch would typically rent for around $100,000 a week in the prime month of August.