Renting
Renting noun - The act of paying for the use of something (as an apartment or house or car).
Both words in one sentence
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Take That: In a Season 4 episode that revolved around renting the film Sea of Love, Lowell remarks that the film's star Ellen Barkin looks like she slept with half of her face on a bedspread.
Source: Series / Wings -
Homeless Hero: The Regulars have no home they could speak of, mostly renting rooms, cottages, or entire buildings on each Floor while they train, rest, or take the tests.
Source: Webcomic / Tower of God -
David is likewise good at these, though his best examples tend to be the stories that turned out to be true, such as Kevin Bridges accidentally buying a horse that he thought he was renting:David: You take the horse back.
Source: Series / Would I Lie to You?
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