Sentence examples for which are rented from inspiring English sources

Ms. DiMartino said she paid $350,000 for the store and its four second-floor apartments, all of which are rented.

The area looks like a futuristic village with its dozen cone-top tents, which are rented by companies that include Buick and ABC.

I own the stadium and the training centre, both of which are rented by the club at a good market rate.' Can he imagine other German clubs following his example?

Unable to find a single tenant for the building, Mr. Yaffe divided it into three units, which are rented to a personal training gym, a sandwich shop and a cellular phone company.

Patrons have simply traded their skis for mountain bikes, which are rented at the base of Bald Mountain and which attendants load onto racks attached to chairs on the Sterling Lift.

He and residents of the 164 other co-op apartments in the building, 70 of which are rented out as luxury hotel suites, say they have also had to contend with morning appearances by Martha and the Vandellas, Little Anthony and the Imperials and other groups.

The place, which is rented for events, was being painted, and new light fixtures were being installed.

Where such a loan can be useful is when a British investor owns a property in, say, France or Spain, which is rented out locally.

But the Philharmonic is a tenant in the hall, which is rented to touring ensembles and even used for graduations and conventions.

INSIDE: The unit, which is rented until June 1 at $1,625 per month, is on the 10th floor of a 322-unit building built in 2006.

More than 80,000 square feet of the area has been turned into a business park which is rented out to local businesses such as a supermarket.