Sentence examples for was let for from inspiring English sources

A pair of tickets for the second day's play were sold on eBay for £1,115, and a penthouse flat with a view of the ground was let for the week for a fee of £20,000.

In Pittsburgh, he "saw a man who was laughed at for offering $17,500 for the slot-machine concession; he was told that it was let for much more".

You then calculate the "gain arising by reason of letting" by taking the number of months the property was let for (less 18 if it was let right up to being sold), dividing by the number of months you owned it and multiplying by the gain made.

The armour was mostly made in the United States, although a contract was let for deck armour from Russia on 6 January 1899.

A holiday let – like mine – can be let for 50 plus weeks a year.

In addition, rent controls ensure that most of Mumbai's best housing is let for peanuts on renewable leases.

The sole precondition is that half the flats be let for "affordable" rent (80% of market rate).

A growing number are being built as "affordable rented housing" which can be let for up to 80% of the market rates.

NAV is an assessment of the annual rental value that the property could reasonably be let for at a fixed point in time.

A unit costs £30,000 ($50,000) to build, and the one-bedroom homes will be let for £140 ($235) per week - around 65% of the usual market rent.

After initial experiments, in 1894 contracts were let for work.