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hire out

v. grant the services of or the temporary use of, for a fee; "We rent out our apartment to tourists every year"; "He hired himself out as a cook" [syn: rent out, farm out]

Usage examples of "hire out".

As far as I am aware they never hire out their services for any purpose except murder, but who knows?

Majesties, my original assignment here was to train mercenaries you could hire out off-planet for hard currency.

In the year 1839, it was thought best, by the guardians of theestate, to sell the plantation and to hire out the negroes.

Now, tell me, would you hire out yourself and your company for an initial contract of two years' service in Irland?

I did not expect to hire out for an off-planet job because I did expect to go off planet as a colonist so lavishly subsidized that I would have free choice of any colony, from Proxima, almost in our laps, to The Realm, so far away that both cargo and people went by n-ship—.

I did not expect to hire out for an off-planet job because I did expect to go off planet as a colonist so lavishly subsidized that I would have free choice of any colony, from Proxima, almost in our laps, to The Realm, so far away that both cargo and people went by n-ship-except that the late word on The Realm was that The First Citizen had closed it to migrants at any price, except certain artists and scientists by individual negotiation.

To the point where they were losing the chance to hire out their young men as mercenary soldiers.