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How much is it to hire a video camera for us all?

Do you want me go hire a video camera while I'm at it?

Some made their excuses and left, muttering about being able to hire a video any time they wanted.

You can hire a video from the village shop to watch with your gourmet meal and bottle of wine.

Between us we had even hired a video so that we could record this minor miracle of medical history for posterity.

He () had contacted them, but had been refused information although he could hire a video.

Del Torre hired a video crew from the local college to video tape the event.

"We're hiring a video producer," Miss McCarthy's fiance, Michael Colucci of Bohemia, said.

Treat yourself to a special evening of entertainment - whether it be hiring a video you've been meaning to watch, going to the cinema or theatre, or just visiting a friend.

Chucking the usual bake sale, they wrote a grant proposal, won $2,500 from a national literacy foundation called Write for Your Life and hired a video producer from Westchester.

The group hired a video production company to broadcast the show to a satellite and asked the National Technological University, which distributes distance-education programs through its cable networks, to broadcast the show.

Tommy James and the Shondells also produced a "Mony Mony" video when the song was a hit, hiring a video company to produce a short film of it.

The JAMs obliged, hiring a video camera and getting a friend to film them driving to "The Chart Show" studio in Cauty's repainted Ford Galaxie American police car.

They're not about, you know, being down in the 'hood; they're about going down to the video shop to hire a video and my girlfriend hadn't taken the video in so I owed $50 and on and on.

In 2006, she was punched while waiting for her son to rent a video.

"It's tough when a family can stay at home and rent a video for three bucks."

I was going to rent a video or something.

Otherwise, please rent a video, make some popcorn and stay home.

Of going to the movie theater versus renting a video.

I was going to rent a video and just hang out at home."

From there they thought of a center where people could go to pursue those interests, buy a book, take a class or rent a video.

They went off that afternoon to rent a video.

"We always talk about renting a video but we never do."

There was nothing good on television, and she didn't want to ask Scott to drive her to rent a video.

"I wanted to rent a video, but my mom says we have to go outdoors.

If she must rent a video instead of going to a movie, her standard of living has gone down.

To take a break, he rents a video and pulls into a fast-food restaurant.

You can rent a video much cheaper during the week than the weekend; in some places, it's only 49 cents.

I'll go rent a video and pop my own popcorn."

"I gave him money to rent a video camera.

Can't the offenders stay home and rent a video?

"Why don't you just rent a video of Hill House and be done with it?"

Admit that the most culturally advanced thing you do these days is rent a video without subtitles.

The kids rented a video, and bought a bunch of junk food for their sleep-over.

"Well, it's not the same as renting a video."

It used to be that if you wanted to see pornography, you had to go out and buy a magazine or rent a video.

Otherwise, I rent a video or two.

Small Waters has a brochure and literature and will rent a video cassette on its work.