Sentence examples similar to to subletting from inspiring English sources
verb
To lease or rent all or part of (a property) (to another person).
Those who bought after that would be subject to subletting fees and allowed to sublet for only two years.
Sears plans to sublet store space.
Also, it's easy for co-op owners to sublet.
He lives sublet to sublet in Greenpoint and Williamsburg, lacking a credit card and, he's convinced, a credit score.
Under the new rule, shareholders who bought before 2012 would be allowed to sublet without restriction or sublet fees.
The company agreed to sublet its London headquarters and reduce its staff numbers.
A rent-controlled tenant generally has no lease and as such has no right to sublet.
That makes them the ones who have to sublet excess space.
After about nine months of bouncing from sublet to sublet, we found a home of our own.
Mr. Mason told the panel he was trying to sublet the apartment to Mr. Abrams legally.
"Which I then had to sublet out because we couldn't afford it," she said.
