Sentence examples for first lent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yacktman first lent Ms. Bacon $5,000 to buy a professional oven and mixer.

Even the umpires, modestly, are paid.As most of its sort still are, the Hogs were a travelling club until the 1960s, when the squire of Warnford first lent, then leased, then in 1994 sold them the estate ground.

The ghosts fulfilled their roles as figments of the familiar heroines Norma, Butterfly and Carmen, and Ms. Leibowitch, though constricted at first, lent an ingenue's freshness to her part.

Previous points of contention have been the payment of sizable executive bonuses, and the fact that when the New York Fed first lent $85 billion to A.I.G., about $30 billion of it ultimately went to a group of big American and foreign banks.

Thomas Malthus first lent philosophical legitimacy to the apocalyptic inklings of religious prophets with his "Essay on the Principle of Population," in 1798, and secular doom booms have tended to coincide with periods of political upheaval or economic breakdown ever since.

Jones, meanwhile, has voiced Mufasa multiple times since he first lent his talents to the original Disney movie.

Codel: To help our customers succeed financially, manage risk in the business and "do the right thing", you have to first lend well and understand the mortgage model.

Robert Froehlich: The falling TED spread is proof that banks are starting to lend to one another again, which means credit markets will open as banks first lend to themselves before they consider lending to other industries.

The second, lending money to industry, has never really flourished in Russia, because collecting on loans and enforcing property rights is pretty hard.

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Benjamin Franklin founded the first lending library in America, in Philadelphia, in 1731.