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415 examples of Rental in a sentence

We've gone from traditional car-ownership to car-sharing companies, such as Zipcar and GoGet, to ride-sharing platforms that match rides to the newest entry, which is peer-to-peer car rental, where you can actually make money out of renting that car that sits idle for 23 hours a day to your neighbor.
The cars are completely insured during the rental, and it gives drivers what they need, and what do they need?
One of those businesses was a computer rental business called Micros on the Move, which is very well named, because people kept stealing the computers.
But if you just called it the rental economy, it would be incomplete.
And so I spent the rest of the vacation largely sitting outside our little rental house at night, the sidewalk still warm from the sun, watching the skies for UFOs.
And when you drive a rental car that maybe you haven't driven before, it takes some time to get used to your new robot body.
I saw The Italian Job for the first time some years ago and visiting a rental shop I couldn't quite remember why I had a bad feeling about it.
I kept seeing it perched on the horror movie shelf in my local video rental shop and never thought much about it.
I really should give this stinker more credit that 1 star, because the film has so many eye-rolling lines that it's almost worth the price of the rental.
Other than that, it's mostly, "been there, done that" for Caddyshack 2. Watch the original twice rather than each version once, and you'll get more for your rental money.
About five years ago, my friend and I went to the video rental store to get something to watch.
A friend of mine picked it up in a bargain bin at a local rental place for $.50.
Not even worth a free rental!
I guess they couldn't even sell it, so back on the rental rack it went.
If you rent this one - have a back-up rental so your whole evening isn't a loss.
I found this gem in a rack the local video rental store had of tapes which are exchanged among various rental outlets.
My friend Zac rented this movie free of charge since his mom works at a rental store.
I wish they would just make a special section in the video rental stores for movies like this.
OK, if I was in the rental store and someone asked me if the movie was worth the three bucks for the rental, I'd have to say no.
This is defiantly a DVD rental movie.
Seriously i thought it was a spoof when i saw it at the rental store but i realized it was just crap, i can't even believe i didn't shut it off, like we all know those snakes weren't rattlers they were pythons and Gardner's, the acting was lame and oms i still cant believe the ending loll if your gonna watch it just watch it for the end it was seriously priceless way better then 6th sense, i don't even know if the makers of the movie actually thought this title would fly, the only time it is really going to fly is when i throw it in the garbage......just watch it for a laugh it was hilarious in the stupidest way, Don't BUY JUST RENT.
At the 15 minute mark , I was begiing the others to let me rip the DVD out and fling it back to the rental store, but they refused.
Worth the entertainment value of a rental, especially if you like action movies.
I was kinda looking forward to Man of the Year, a couple girls at my work said it was a pretty good movie, and my mom said that she liked it, so I waited for the rental, and watched it last night.
Well, the first thing I saw after looking at the DVD box was "Best Screenplay" and thought this would be a good rental.
When i went to the video rental shop to get a movie i saw this one and i immediately thought it would be funny.
I regret paying for the rental, and although I've never walked out on a movie before, this would have been it, had I seen it in a theatre.
What was this doing in the comedy section of my video rental place?
Don't bother, even with a video rental.
I had always eyed Italian horror maestro Dario Argento's efforts as producer with a certain suspicion and these were only confirmed after my fairly recent viewing of Lamberto Bava's terrible DEMONS (1985); the fact that this was supposed to be its third installment did not sound promising at all but I decided to give the film a rental regardless now that we're in full Halloween swing.
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