to let
Of a property: being advertised for rent.
21. We pray that it be not lawful to the lords of any manor to purchase lands freely, (i.e. that are freehold), and to let them out again by copy or court roll to their great advancement, and to the undoing of your poor subjects. Source: Internet
According to Tarrant County College (TCC), where Hayley received her Associate’s degree, “Both Haley and Ian tested as highly gifted at a young age, and their parents pulled them from public school in order to let them learn at an individualized pace.” Source: Internet
A bus may be flagged down anywhere along its route (not just at bus stop shelters), and the bus will also stop anywhere along its route (on request) to let off a passenger. Source: Internet
After a little bit of technical difficulty, I went on Facebook to let folks know when the ballot page was up and running again. Source: Internet
A determined café owner refused to let a motorist who had parked on the premises for a week leave without paying for the privilege in a hilarious stand-off. Source: Internet
AEW wrestler Matt Cardona, who spent about a decade and a half with before his release in April, recently commented on the company’s decision to let him go, revealing that he was actually looking forward to becoming a free agent. Source: Internet