It is generally taken by some rich Bunneah (grain seller) or village banker, who sub-lets it in turn to the fishermen.

The Staff no longer commandeered the best buildings in the towns for alleged military purposes and immediately sub-let them to private traders.

Lawrence Croft was in New York at this time, a very busy man, arranging his affairs in that city, so that they would not need his personal attention for some time to come; he sub-let, for the remainder of his lease, the suite of bachelor apartments he had occupied, and he stored his furniture and books.

"IT'S RATHER LARGE, BUT PERHAPS I MIGHT BE ALLOWED TO SUB-LET A PART.

I sub-let the water (at a profit) to the War-profiteer three days after arriving.