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Meanings of rent a place in English

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Usage of rent a place in English
1
The houses there are really expensive, so we'll all rent a place together.
The Irish Times
2
The plan was to rent a place and observe everyday life.
Haunted: a novel of stories
3
They could rent a place here as soon as they found a bed.
L'Assommoir
4
I'm going to rent a place somewhere in another state.
The Heiresses
5
I shall let Everingham, and rent a place in this neighbourhood; perhaps Stanwix Lodge.
Mansfield Park
6
It is only the middle classes who can afford to rent a place here now.
The Guardian
7
Then I'll go into the city and find a job, and we'll rent a place together.
Taking care of gods
8
The latest controversy is over a request for even more money from tenants before they rent a place.
The Irish Times
9
Maybe I could rent a place.
Snow melts in spring
10
Just rent a place, I guess.
The Iron Furrow
11
Stay Camping is not allowed on the island (a bummer), so you'll need to rent a place.
Climbing Magazine
12
More appealing was the fact that it represented the possibility of enough money to rent a place of my own.
For the love of mike
13
Under such circumstances, it is often a real advantage to rent a place for a year with option to buy.
If You're Going to Live in the Country
14
This was a time when it was possible for five young people on modest incomes to rent a place like that.
The Guardian
15
Ordinarily, I wouldn't rent a place to someone... He put the paper down on the table, pushed it away from himself.
Sister Mine
16
Harris said, "How are Jessica and I going to rent a place if we can't put together first month, last month, and security deposit?"
Dark rivers of the heart
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