Sentence examples for be lent to from inspiring English sources

That one will be lent to the National Portrait Gallery.

It can this be lent to other museums.

Lend: This book cannot be lent to someone else.

They could no more be stocked on open shelves than masterpieces could be lent to museumgoers.

The British Museum's director says the marbles are "indispensable" and "cannot be lent to any museum".

When it comes down on Oct. 8, it will be lent to other museums.

A single volume might be lent to friends who would interweave marginal commentary, perhaps even leading to courtship.

It was decided they would be lent to the Peabody, which could care for them, while attempts were made to come up with more money.

Instead, he says, half the money will be lent to rising stars in the private sector, and the other half kept back for when the oil price falls.

Only around 30 of its members have currencies strong enough to be lent to others, producing a total of 45 billion SDRs of usable resources.

Much of the blame should also go to national governments that decide how much money should be lent to crippled debtors and under what conditions.