Sentence examples for has lent himself from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron – who just last month journeyed to the furthest depths of the Pacific Ocean – has lent himself as an adviser to Planetary Resources, while some of America's best-known billionaires are lending their cash.

Mr. Muskie has lent himself to Democrats in a dozen states since Labor Day, about as much as he dared take on while working for re‐election by a resounding margin in Maine.

But his decision to join a demonstration at an abortion clinic in New York -- first reported in this week's Catholic New York, an archdiocesan newspaper -- appeared to represent a higher level of personal involvement in the anti-abortion crusade by a Cardinal who has lent himself to the movement mostly from pulpits and rostrums.

His neutralist, but essentially pro-German, attitude during World War I caused the Western Allies and his Greek opponents to depose him in 1917, and, having lent himself to Greece's disastrous policy of territorial expansion into Anatolia after his restoration, he again lost his throne in 1922.

The bankruptcy trustee for Fair Finance told creditors in August that much of the $54 million Mr. Durham had lent himself helped finance his lavish lifestyle — at his Indianapolis home, a 45-car garage housed an Aston Martin designed to look like the car James Bond drove in "Goldfinger," while in Miami he kept a four-bedroom yacht.

It is also thought that the founder of DAZN's majority shareholder Access Industries, Sir Leonard Blavatnik himself has lent hundreds of millions.

A major creditor is Siegel himself, who has lent the company $112 million.

In fact Warren Buffet has lent his name to the effort, purchasing the first $50 share himself.

Taking himself to Calexico's Arizona studio (Joey Burns produces) has lent his gentle anguish wider, more sonically interesting settings.

Kristen has lent her celebrity fearlessly.

Japan has lent itself to stubborn caricature.