on hire from

Frequency: 5.53.2 per million words

Rented from a specific source. Especially common in British English.

hirePREPOSITION + NOUN

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on ... from

Examples (10)

  • The machinery is currently on hire from a specialized firm.
  • This particular crane was on hire from a construction equipment supplier.
  • We have a vehicle on hire from the local garage for the duration of the project.
  • Many businesses prefer to keep their fleet on hire from leasing companies.
  • The special effects props were on hire from a studio in London.
  • Is this boat on hire from the harbor master or privately owned?
  • All theatrical costumes are on hire from a renowned costume house.
  • They are considering putting their unused industrial equipment on hire from next month.
  • The temporary office furniture is on hire from an office solutions provider.
  • Our entire exhibition stand was on hire from an event management company.