Sentence examples for lending hanging from inspiring English sources

In itself, Help to Buy is a relatively small injection of additional capital to help buyers overcome the restrictions on lending hanging over from the financial crash of 2007.

It's a dark place that lends itself to hanging out; it's clean, if not sterile; and it smells like flavored tobacco.

The house has masses of natural light and large expanses of wall as well as smaller recesses, so it lends itself well to hanging paintings," she says.

Soon her girlfriend, Anne Riordan, was hanging around and lending a hand.

It's a bar with a sushi bar at the back, with the shark that lent its name to the bar hanging overhead.

A smattering of oaks on the hillside and Spanish moss hanging from their twisted limbs lent an eerie feel to the beautiful highland landscape.

The dispute over how to guarantee money lent to Greece is not the only uncertainty hanging over the bailout package.

Prada lent the trend new impetus in 2001 by hanging a photographic mural of the German monumentalist Andreas Gursky in its SoHo boutique.

The contrast of the wood and the white strike a perfect balance throughout, while the hanging pot rack above the island lends a sweet element of charm.

Then grab a table in the bright, pleasant dining room, where touches like hanging herb pots and tin mug lampshades lend a cutesy charm.

That tends to make banks more conservative, hanging on to their dollars as opposed to lending them out.