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Examples of rental in a Sentence
thousands of dollars paid in rental
There are restrictions against rentals to people with pets.
The movie is available for rental.
Boat rentals are available on the island.
I had a rental while my car was being repaired.
Recent Examples of rental from the Web
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That resulted in a rush out of the terminal, up the parking garage, to the car, and driving (less than a mile away) to the Hertz rental return.
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The ability to paddle the river, added Plath, opens up the possibility of boat rentals and other amenities nearby.
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On the one hand, a report from Apartment List shows that rental rates have been flat since last month.
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The permit would allow rentals for fewer than 30 days at a time, up to 90 days total per year.
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Here's a handful of Airbnb rentals to crash in, plus some of the best things to do in the Big Easy.
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Skating is $25 per person and skate rentals are free.
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Snow Bear Chalets offers stays in three houses called Tamarack, Cedar, and Ponderosa—all available to book via the vacation rental site, HomeAway.com.
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Vacasa manages more than 6,000 vacation rentals, including 256 homes in 18 Idaho communities.
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First Known Use of rental
14th century
Definition of rental
1 a
: of or relating to rent
b
: available for rent
2
: dealing in rental property
- a rental agency
Recent Examples of rental from the Web
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That means a person who fled Puerto Rico for Florida would get paid a rental stipend based on the rental market in Puerto Rico, the spokesperson said, not that of Florida, which is far more expensive.
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The rental potential is a good reason to keep this place.
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Housing and rental prices in many of the country’s largest metro areas have soared, inspiring residents to pack up and move out.
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Meanwhile, the rental vacancy rate in Anchorage has climbed considerably since 2013.
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After buying the house, Diboll initially kept it as rental property for two years.
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The school’s former gym, which can hold 500 people, will become a rental space for business conferences, weddings and events, said Mark Hefferin, master developer for Town Square.
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The promises and limits of high-rise co-living were on display at ALTA LIC, during a tour before the rental office opened at the building at 29-22 Northern Blvd. last Saturday.
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This program, previously used in the aftermaths of Hurricanes Katrina and Ike, would immediately offer additional temporary rental assistance to families displaced by declared major disasters last year.
These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'rental.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
First Known Use of rental
15th century
RENTAL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of rental for English Language Learners
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: the amount of money paid or collected as rent
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: the act of renting something
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: something that can be rented
RENTAL Defined for Kids
Definition of rental for Students
: an amount paid or collected as rent
Law Dictionary
legal Definition of rental
1
: an amount paid or collected as rent
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: something that is rented
3
: an act of renting
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: a business that rents something
legal Definition of rental
1 a
: of or relating to rent
b
: available for rent
- rental property
2
: dealing in rental property
- a rental agency
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