Sentence examples for whose rental from inspiring English sources

Still, even those whose rental side business might surmount legal hurdles were skittish about being identified.

It is opposed by landlords whose rental properties would not qualify for the benefit.

Robert Kagan, who died in 1994, represented tenant associations whose rental apartments were being converted to co-ops.

Ramona Smith, whose rental management company controls 600 apartments and 18 storefronts in this area, said West Africans constituted 60percentt of her tenants.

Early on, lobbyists for landlords whose rental properties are not covered by the rebate plan launched a vigorous campaign to kill it.

For example, Vélib, the popular Paris bicycle rental system, whose rental kiosks have been known to reject cards without embedded chips, now accepts online payments for one- and seven-day tickets at velib.paris.fr.fr

Who can forget Burt Lancaster embracing Deborah Kerr in the surf in "From Here to Eternity," a film whose rentals should be skyrocketing during this weekend of Pearl Harbor fever.

The paucity of bookings led most of the major rental car companies -- whose rentals and revenues were softening even before Sept. 11 because of the weak economy -- to lay off as much as 20percentt of their staff and reduce the number of cars in their fleets by an average of 30percentt.

MANHATTAN: 944 Saint Nicholas Avenue (between 157th and 158th Streets) A four-story limestone town house with a ground-floor rental whose lease runs out in January 2008, and a triplex owner's unit with four bedrooms, two and a half baths.

For Andreas Hadjiathanasiou, whose car rental agency has a seafront view of the spectacle, the new arrivals were a welcome sight.

"We're looking over our shoulder," said Joshua Muss, a Queens developer, whose six rental buildings are now rising behind the boardwalk at Brighton Beach in Brooklyn.