Synonym: lease, letting, renting. Similar words: parental, mentally, experimental, fundamental, environmental, developmental, environmental protection, rent. Meaning: ['rentl] 
n. 1. property that is leased or rented out or let 2. the act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car). adj. 1. available to rent or lease 2. of or relating to rent.
n. 1. property that is leased or rented out or let 2. the act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car). adj. 1. available to rent or lease 2. of or relating to rent. 
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61. At the rental agency, I overheard a secretary giving some one else directions to the house.
62. That includes deciding on rental terms or arranging for others to make repairs.
63. The aim of this announcement was therefore to offer packages for specific purposes all including line rental.
64. Unless you charge a fortune in rent, it follows that rental yields tend to be lower on more expensive properties.
65. It will cost a flat rate of ￡39.99 per month, which includes line rental and installation.
66. Under the new legislation, overdue bills also can not be transferred to owners or subsequent tenants of the rental in question.
67. In contrast, rental payments are likely to form a more constant proportion of current pay over the life cycle.
68. Marie decided not to move after all, but she neglected to inform the rental agency.
69. They are supposed to be related to rental values, but little property is rented on a year-to-year basis.
70. Agents took the vehicle identification number from the axle and within hours traced the truck to the Ryder rental firm.
71. Rental cars can no longer be singled out for attack by identifying decals or by special license plates.
72. Leasametric has now jumped on the Tadpole bandwagon and will be an Sparcbook authorised rental company.
73. Any coverage on rental cars usually is limited to a maximum of 15 to 30 consecutive days.
74. That in turn caused the car rental companies to keep their vehicles in circulation longer.
75. Videos worth around forty thousand pounds were seized from a mobile home rental business and a number of vehicles.
76. The first video rental store in your neighborhood had a monopoly,[www.Sentencedict.com] but pretty soon every supermarket and 7-Eleven offered video rentals.
77. Plans for building 1,700 rental units are in the pipeline.
78. With no incentive to build new rental housing, developers have plowed money into high-income condominiums.
79. It lists holiday rental properties for budgets from ￡73 to ￡73,000 per week.
80. A further three were to be built at the old carding mill at a gross rental of ￡10 perannum.
81. The others were rental units for vacationers who had canceled out.
82. The $8 billion video rental industry is the biggest cash cow ever developed in entertainment.
83. While connection and rental fees for non-business users are lower, the actual cost of the phone itself could be significantly greater.
84. Space savings can also provide hard cost savings, although this, of course, depends on commercial property rental values.
85. Her rental contract runs out shortly and she can say she's homeless.
86. Any excess rental over ￡3,250 will be assessed for tax in the normal way.
87. The rental market is so tight that applicants battle one another for apartments that often are rented in hours or days.
88. With no incentive to maintain existing rental buildings, landlords have allowed them to deteriorate.
89. Second, actual or projected rental income may fail to materialise.
90. Now, well anchored by two meals, I made my way to the rental shop to get fitted for snowshoes.
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