Sentence examples for To lend from inspiring English sources

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To lend

verb

To allow to be used by someone temporarily, on condition that it or its equivalent will be returned.

I will only lend you my car if you fill up the tank.

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Banks are keen to lend.

The Economist

Banks are hesitant to lend.

The New York Times

Celebrities showed up to lend their support.

The New York Times

Banks have started to lend again.

The Economist

Wedding organisers refused to lend them loudspeakers.

The Economist

Americans are particularly reluctant to lend.

The Economist

"Banks couldn't wait to lend us money".

The New York Times

Bankers will cower, afraid to lend.

The New York Times

(She agreed to lend him a robe).

The New York Times

All promised to lend a hand.

The Guardian - Travel

"Banks don't like to lend churches money.

The New York Times

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