Sentence examples for would rent on from inspiring English sources

In essence, the antenna functioned as rabbit ears which users would rent on a monthly basis for access to a small variety of channels, complete with DVR.

"It's a month's rent for what it would rent for on a long-term basis," he said.

While manageable on what she described as her "middle-income salary," Ms. Febbraro acknowledged that it is well below what her apartment would rent for on the open market.

"My own apartment would rent for at least $2,000 on the open market," said Ms. Goldsmith.

Or that—just a few years after my encounter with Dorothy Day—well-off graduate students would rent houses on the outskirts of universities and claim to live in "communes". In other words, their "poverty" was simply one of William Empson's versions of pastoral.

He could sign a service-level agreement (SLA), stating that the SaaS provider would rent storage space on a cost-per-gigabyte-stored/cost-per-data-transfer basis.

Its startlingly clear Valentine shape began to draw lovestruck visitors, who would rent boats to snuggle on the island's pebble beaches and take a dip in the cool Adriatic.

As August approached, I realized that if Diana wanted to do what we had done for many years she would rent the house we liked on the Cape and take the girls there for the month.

A company would rent space from a landlord on a long-term lease, build and equip offices and then rent the space to companies that needed a place for its employees to work temporarily.

Always acerbic, he once said of Michael Caine, "He makes films you wouldn't rent on video".

As the family works out a plan, Disney learns its preferences even what Disney videos it would like to rent on arrival.