: to lease or rent all or part of a leased or rented property
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Examples of sublet in a Sentence
She sublet her apartment to a student for the summer.
He asked his landlord if he could sublet.
The agency sublets office space from a law firm in the building.
I need someone to sublet my apartment for the summer.
Recent Examples of sublet from the Web
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The music venue that was subletting from the man initially planned to ban him from the premises during shows, said Katie Miller, 25, one of the people who ran the venue.
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And so, RiRi had to move out, and is allegedly sublet the place for $65,000 a month for two years.
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The firm leases office space, redesigns it to create a hip vibe and sublets it to startups, freelancers and some big firms.
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The tenant may also be subletting the unit, which would be an additional violation, McGonagle said.
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Those would include a one-year waiting period on rentals, or a minimum lease term of one year, or a ban on subletting, to name a few examples.
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Frazer sublets space from Harbor Designs and Manufacturing, a firm that works with innovative companies and individuals to develop new products.
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Besides, the $750,000 Upper East Side apartment the family shared before Giuliani’s election in 1993 is sublet through the end of the year.
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Then Duke suddenly eloped with Michael Tell, a rock promoter who was subletting her apartment, and remained married to him for 13 days.
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First Known Use of sublet
1766
: property and especially housing obtained by or available through a sublease
Examples of sublet in a Sentence
I'm looking for a sublet since I'm only going to be here for the summer.
Recent Examples of sublet from the Web
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The office of student affairs at your school may also point to off-campus housing solutions including short-term sublets, apartments, youth shelters or room shares.
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Elsewhere in the Capitol, a Senate committee got a chance to ask questions of Scott Pruitt, the energy-industry sublet now in charge of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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First, in Wisconsin, the state legislature, which is chock-full of extraction industry sublets, is about to pass something called the Industrial Acid Mining Bill, which is every bit as horrible as its name implies.
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But there’s little question that the country’s real owners have abandoned all discretion in the use of their governmental sublets.
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The grant helped defray airfare, her summer sublet and other expenses.
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On this issue, your colleagues and good friends in the Senate are bought and paid-for sublets.
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Okin, his brother-in-law Adam Bostwick, and Stefan Was will direct their attention to the future of Polpetta at Porco, which is a culinary sublet in Porco Lounge and Tiki Room.
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Like many young actors, Erik Heitz, who moved to New York in 2011, has largely lived in sublets.
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First Known Use of sublet
1906
SUBLET Defined for English Language Learners
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: to allow someone to use (an apartment, house, etc., that you are renting) for a period of time in return for payment
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: to use (an apartment, house, etc., that is rented by someone) in return for payment
Law Dictionary
: to lease all or part of a leased property
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