Sentence examples for being lent to from inspiring English sources

This one stayed in the family, and is being lent to the show by Queen Elizabeth.

And a remarkably large proportion of that surplus has ended up being lent to the United States.

One reason is that borrowers still like the idea of being lent to by other individuals, not by faceless pots of capital.

Alexei Levykin, director of the arms section of the Kremlin museum, says that the bejewelled objects being lent to the Tower "are not just pieces of art.

Much of the money provided in the United Kingdom poured into the housing market rather than being lent to small and medium-sized businesses.

HSBC has tried to counter government criticism that not enough money is being lent to small and medium sized businesses by ear marking £1bn for this purpose.

Capital that would have been lent to businesses is lent to the government.

Lend: This book cannot be lent to someone else.

The hardware is lent to the subscriber at no charge.

It was lent to us by our children.

That one will be lent to the National Portrait Gallery.