“rented”造句，怎么用rented造句

A recent agribusiness graduate of Brigham Young University, he rented land and got to work.

Nick lived in a rented room around the corner, in a house belonging to the artist Patrick Heron.

For example, "antizen" refers to the group of college graduates who, earning a meager salary and living in small rented apartments, are like the tiny and laborious ants.

He designed and patented crumple-proof boxes made from recycled cardboard and rented warehouses in Philadelphia and Chicago to reduce transportation costs in the East and Midwest.

I was sick of cold, tasteless omelet and bacon, ” he explained, “So I was overjoyed when I cooked a warm meal in my rented place.”

Palmer is guilty of deception himself. While working on an IMAX film about wolves, the film team found it was too hard to get shots of roaming wolves, so it went to a game farm and rented them.

Tourists were warned to keep away from the lawless border areas, but we viewed the warnings more as an invitation, and set off to explore on rented Honda Dream motorbikes.

Currently, the main services offered by this new airport office are: transaction of the short-term and temporary personnel pass; transaction of the vehicle apron passport; transaction of the apron driving license; and management and regular inspections of rented vehicles and drivers.

vacate (rented) rooms

The realtor told me this apartment has been rented.

Try a rented cottage in a remote village with no pub!

The singer, his kids and a nanny moved to a rented $20,000-a-month home at 100 North Carolwood Drive in L. A. 's posh Holmby Hills.

Ken had rented--to quote the newspaper accounts--"an oceanview hacienda" (Barcelona is not on an ocean) with--again I will quote--"a lithe, dark-haired woman, perhaps a flamenco dancer."

College campuses will be turned into flea markets during graduation. Graduates-to-be set up stands to bargain away those belongings which are difficult to carry back home or to their rented houses.

He rented an apartment uptown.

We had rented a piece of land for our wagons and been granted special residency rights by the council.

A survey by the World Bank showed that in the Amhara region of Ethiopia, only 16 of 46 projects were working as intended (the rest lay fallow or had been rented back to smallholders).

She rented a storefront in downtown Melbourne, and peddled her concoction at a staggering markup.

Suppose you put up in a humble rented house inside the bustling imperial city, you can, on getting up at dawn, sit in your courtyard sipping a cup of strong tea, leisurely watch the high azure skies and listen to pigeons circling overhead.

The other houses around us were either abandoned or rented by foreigners: the French Embassy and the BBC were around the corner.