Sentence examples for house lending from inspiring English sources

Small native trees cloak the entrance to the house, lending a sense of mystery to its approach.

Which also gets Karl out of the house, lending a hand/ballsing up refurbishments in the pub in his attempts to construct Stella a kind of murder-pit Taj Mahal held together with wood filler and staples.

Renowned landscape artist Dan Kiley treats the gardens as if they are an extension of the house, lending a fresh natural airiness to the porches and views.

"The house lends itself to that kind of historical treatment and it deserves it," she said.

He is meant to be keeping busy writing his memoirs in an imposing glass-and-steel house lent to him by his American publisher.

Several years ago he spent three months in solitary retreat at a house lent to him, on a residential street in Howell, N.J.

(The house, lent to the couple by one of the film's producers, happens to be where Bloom celebrated his 22nd birthday while filming "TLOTR").

Tall palm trees above and slender, vertical wooden slats around the house lend the otherwise-demanding Indian sun a misty quality.

Mr. Aquino took out a $30,000 second mortgage on his house, lent the money to the nonprofit, and then put the $30,000 into Agape, hoping the interest checks would cover the expenses for some autism-related programs he wished to start.

It has found that temporary images are stored for long enough that, with the right tools, they can in fact be easily extracted.Snapchat, invented in a fraternity house, lends itself to a practice known as sexting: sending salacious photos to partners.

Cusk's fifth novel (she won the Whitbread first novel award in1993 for her debut, Saving Agnes) is seen through the eyes of the middle class, middle-aged narrator, Michael, who lives in Bath with his wife and young son in a house lent to them by his controlling in-laws.