Sentence examples for were farmed out from inspiring English sources

Bournemouth had scant student accommodation, so those like me who applied late to halls were farmed out to local families.

It is said that these were farmed out to a gang of friends chosen at Guido Bertolaso's discretion and subject to no bookkeeping controls.

Although many of the state's traditional duties were farmed out to corporations during decades of Thatcherism, New Labour and austerity, the machinery of government has not been hollowed out completely.

The four boys were farmed out to schools or friends, while their parents gratefully accepted the hospitality of the American painter Benjamin West, who had married Mary Shewell's aunt - that other young woman who had so admired Isaac's farewell address at Philadelphia.

The other results were farmed out to local specialists.

Bocanegra and Goian joined Rangers for the 2011-12 Scottish Premier League season, the American from St Etienne and the Romanian from Palermo, but were farmed out after financial collapse led to the bottom tier.

Microprocessors are still essential, but most of the workload is farmed out to the graphics processors.

A lot of this work was farmed out to programmers in India; some was done here.

So it's not work that can be farmed out to a fabricator.

Wrenched from their natural mother, they are farmed out to foster parents and soon separated.

But mostly writing would be farmed out to professionals, and appear only in print.