renting out

He took advantage of the housing shortage by renting out his basement.

Rent your house: If you go on vacation or are otherwise out of town for extended periods, you might consider renting out the whole house.

Today, I moved in with an older gentleman renting out a room.

A growing number of people are renting out a room or grabbing a roommate for extra income.

A woman renting out the costumes handed Mr. Ma a leather holster.

In other words, back in 2008, who really cared about renting out empty floor space to people without any money?

Amazon has pioneered the renting out of cloud-based computing capacity.

Renting out your property to unreliable people can be a costly mistake.

It's not fun feeling like someone else is renting out your mind for 40-60 hours a week.

Some local entrepreneurs are also setting up phone kiosks, renting out their cell phones by the minute.

In Spain one relatively painless reform would be to change the rules for renting out property, which currently overprotect tenants.

Theuniversity has bought empty industrial buildings and renovated them, using someof the space for programs and renting out the rest.

Nicole Kidman is renting out her "extraordinary, high-floor residence" in New York's West Village.

China's export model, then, still consists in big measure of renting out cheap labour and land to foreigners.

For decades, Stephenson had focused on selling and renting out cranes and paving equipment.

No road of ice and snow experience the driver not renting out advice to avoid accidents.

My time is now completely yours; there is no more renting out my mind and diluting my mission.

They've built so many new office buildings here that they have trouble renting out all the space.

Schools may earn extra money by renting out their premises.

I've spoken at great length about the importance of owning your own time vs. renting out your mind.

Expenses of renting out operating assets

Renting out soccer pitches in Victoria Park