Sentence examples for has lent that from inspiring English sources

A certain strain of middle-class cosmopolitanism has lent that snobbery a mask and alibi.

About 100 big champagne houses (such as Krug, Lanson and Pommery) dominate the trade and are based in the Marne, a factor which slightly unfairly has lent that département a reputation for having the best vineyards.

Each exhibit in Untold Stories is flanked by a card on which the owner describes their relationship with the object that they have lent, that moment of piercing desire when they knew they simply had to have it.

Hastings-on-Hudson - EVERYONE knows Westchester is prized real estate, but the experiences of Helen Barolini, a widow who lives alone in an apartment here, have lent that adage new meaning.

It is the grey paint which has lent them that illusion of mass and solidity.

A recent IMF report specifically expressed concern about the property market and how it might affect companies that had lent to that business.

And the vitriol of opponents of same-sex marriage, especially among the clergy, has lent legitimacy to that prejudice.

Folger owns a first edition of the King James version; the Washington National Cathedral has lent a Bible that once belonged to King James I's son, Henry.

It might seem that Anna Hazare has lent his star power to Agrawal and the Ganges cause.

Nor do banks that have lent trillions that will never be repaid post gruesome videos.

We must remember that Germany has lent approximately €80bn.