Sentence examples for used to sublet from inspiring English sources

Months earlier, Geoff's father, Alan, who used to sublet a room in my office suite in Tarrytown, had apprised me that every month for the past year, as part of his training, Geoff had been flying to Grand Forks, a town that was big enough to have a synagogue but too small to have a permanent rabbi.

"Traditionally, the method that has been used to control sublets has been for the condominium to exercise its right of first refusal to rent the apartment from the owner and then sublet it to an acceptable tenant," Mr. Weinstein said.

"I used to tell visitors I sublet from Gretel," Mr. Brown said.

In New York there have been similar cases, since using Airbnb to sublet some or all of a property is often in breach of a tenancy agreement.

A device like this could possibly be used to determine if that basement sublet is really worth renting.

We've got a one room for sublet in a three bedroom (used to be two) livable and trendy but trashy-enough-to complain-about-apartment.

But now it plans to use only 800,000 square feet, and it intends to sublet the remaining 1.4 million square feet, 450,000 of which officially went on the market just last week, at $55 a square foot.

Those who bought after that would be subject to subletting fees and allowed to sublet for only two years.

"Hundreds of New Yorkers, like others nationwide, have been making a few extra dollars by using sites such as AirBnB, Crashpadder, Roomorama, and Craigslist to sublet pullout sofas, living rooms, and whole apartments.

Mr. Rubell allowed Mr. Hamilton to sublet a West Side apartment he had used primarily as a crash pad (while also letting employees and guests sleep there after long nights of revelry).

Last year the government said it planned to make it easier for tenants to sublet a room by legislating against the use of clauses in private fixed-term tenancy agreements that expressly rule out subletting or otherwise sharing space on a short-term basis.