Sentence examples for Get lent from inspiring English sources

Only some of these get lent out again.

And the museum directors, hoping that major purchases get lent their way, come with their own wish lists.

The sellers may use the cash to buy other assets (like corporate bonds); eventually however the cash either gets spent or ends up in bank deposits which get lent to consumers of businesses.Again, however, how long will that process take?

He is also planning to get lent out again, this time for a short stint in rural Nigeria, where he will leave behind mosquitoes and focus on Guinea worms, which are ingested through drinking water, often grow up to three feet long and sometimes emerge from the body through painful blisters.

But what's really compounding the problem and leading me to believe that ambivalence is the only thing that's ever going to get lent here–is the glaring absence of convincing answers to the tough questions that critics are raising.

After 1999, he made limited appearances, getting lent out here and there for some Christmas parties, and for the annual Christmas tree lighting at New Windsor Town Hall.

Well, not much of it is getting lent, despite pleading from Washington.

The idea is to get lending and investment going again.

If we don't get lending going, the recession will be longer, deeper and more painful".

That may be the only way to get lending going again.

"Full nationalisation would allow the government to get lending flowing again without further delay," writes Seamus Milne in the Guardian.