Sentence examples for cold lend from inspiring English sources

If she's cold, lend your jacket.

On those occasions when she has been asked to play down her softer side, as in Peter Berg's "Very Bad Things" or Oliver Stone's "Any Given Sunday," she can seem strident and cold, lending herself to exactly those misogynist cliches that she otherwise routinely subverts.

Fortunately, there's a fine alternative to cutting the kids off cold turkey: Lend them the cash.

In addition, he constructed different sentence patterns, used prefabricated chunks within a turn (e.g., "turn a cold eye", "lend their hands"), and several sentences using passive voice.

The external threats of the Cold War lent authority to the paranoid suspicion that equality was a code word for Communism.

Short agrees that Carlsen has the ability to give chess a public profile not seen since the cold war lent the intense matchplay rivalries of the 1970s an extra edge.

What has changed forever is the starkly black-and-white nature the Cold War lent the genre.

This thing was an arctic blast on steroids -- a savage, stinging cold that lent itself to wacky backyard experiments with boiling water.

That said, if you see someone in need of real help, lose your cold demeanor and lend a hand.

O.K., let me try to take this apart for you, though "RoosevElvis" is far too empathetic a play to lend itself to cold deconstruction.

Palermo is mostly an outdoor city and doesn't lend itself well to cold and rainy weather.