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Usage examples of rented.

A lodger alighting outside her rented accommodation in Newington Butts would draw attention to herself.

Half of the island is rented by a considerable farmer, for these parts.

In the summer of 1815, after a tour along the southern coast of Devonshire and a visit to Clifton, he rented a house on Bishopgate Heath, on the borders of Windsor Forest, where he enjoyed several months of comparative health and tranquil happiness.

It seemed every house at Phantom Lake had been rented months ago, and the ugly possibility that he might be stuck without his friends for another summer was starting to seem like an even uglier reality.

This house has never been rented before, and Rita says she has a dozen people who will snap it up in a second.

She made enough money to buy a ground-floor room on the Bergstraat, which she rented part-time to another prostitute.

Frankie rented was located in the rear of a frame house on Guardia Street.

Joe thought there was no food, either, that Marcelle Fayette was not a woman who would enjoy eating plain food in a rented room.

Marcelle was about to depart from her rented apartment in Kensington to reconnoitre the Mall, down which King George V and Queen Mary and the royal procession would drive on the way to the coronation on 22 June.

For this purpose, the rented room in the house in Toynbee Street was still being used.

Tubby that the upstairs rooms had been rented for six months by a lady who gave her name as Alexandra Smith and who paid the full amount in advance.

All the same, it was deadly dull spending a lovely Sunday sitting at the window of the rented room of the house in Toynbee Street.

Sir Hubert, suspecting that Henrietta had become a familiar figure to the students, had made her take up a daytime watch from the rented room.

Members of the cells rented residences, and purchased bomb-making materials and transport vehicles.

Finally, back in Amman from Boston, Hijazi gradually accumulated bomb-making materials, including sulfuric acid and 5,200 pounds of nitric acid, which were then stored in an enormous subbasement dug by the plotters over a period of two months underneath a rented house.