Sentence examples for book lent from inspiring English sources

It was an art book lent by Marie to Abul that brought them together.

The figures were compiled and released by Public Lending Right, established 30 years ago to ensure authors get paid for every book lent.

There are few paintings on view depicting the horrors of plantation life, though an 1825-28 placcountn account book lent from the National Library of Jamaica conveys the raw facts: slaves were chattel to be fed at a minimum, used or killed at will.

Between the films, Webb also realized that the nature of Spider-Man as a comic book lent itself to the extravagant.

Others found their interest in CAM initially stimulated by the chance reading of a magazine article or an inspirational book lent by a friend which then triggered them into a more active role in finding out about CAM.

FIRST BOOK LENT OUT "Ethical Ideas of Our Time," a treatise on Nietzsche and Tolstoy, by N. I. Grot.

As for the giddy market, this book lends it some much-needed sense.

I found myself thinking throughout that the book lends itself to a parlor game of alternative history.

The worldview here would not be unfamiliar to admirers of James Purdy, and Vien Thuc's witty dog illustrations, incorporated into the book, lend emotional shading to the tale.

Circling through time and around stories real and imagined, the book lends a tender perspective to historical events as endured by two central characters: Rasputin's daughter Maria, known as Masha, and Alyosha, the hemophiliac Romanov heir.

Despite being a collection of personal essays, the book lends itself well to a being read through rather than dipped into.