Sentence examples for her lending from inspiring English sources

This finds her lending her unexpectedly sultry pipes to tunes powered by a cabal of Swedish pop producers and the peerless Basement Jaxx.

After Dickinson's death, in 1886, Lavinia asked Mabel Loomis Todd, Austin's beautiful and ambitious mistress, to edit the poems, and Higginson to help her, lending the project his prestige.

Emily's not too keen on Mr. Fitz (to her) lending a hand considering she's seen his underwear, but she's pretty desperate -- and he's desperate to teach -- so she agrees.

De la Fressange, now 53 years old, was the face of the fashion house in the '80s, but she had a falling out with Lagerfeld in 1989, "after a fracas over her lending her likeness to the French republic," according to WWD.

She said her lending business had expanded recently, a growth she attributed to clients freeing up cash to buy additional assets.

One can imagine her lending star power to lots of worthy musicians along the way, but she herself has enough breadth within her for several careers, if she can just get her clock fixed, rise up and wander away from her cozy home.

Gertrude was truly the matriarch of her family, lending her support and generosity to all.

The documents also show the modeling company paid for her rent, lent her money and paid for her pager.

Keep it up by opening doors, holding an umbrella over her, carrying stuff when she has her hands full, lending her your jumper, and basically caring for her.

Friends and her pastor lent her money.

Ms. Barrio, often rightly lauded for the power and intensity of her performances, lends her creaturelike presence to the second half.