Sentence examples for lent across from inspiring English sources

Miller, on my left, lent across me and said: "Of course you know Ed Albee..."....

Labour's Andrew Gwynne helpfully lent across the despatch box to hand him a copy of the Budget Red Book.

Rachel Springall of Moneyfacts.co.uk says: "The best interest-free overdraft facility on offer is a whopping £3,000 from HSBC and Halifax, while other accounts will tier the amount lent across the years of study, which can be a more sensible option for some".

The microfinance industry appears to be a burgeoning market with untapped potential: it has the third-largest gross loan portfolio – the total amount of money lent across all MFIs – in the region, reaching 18% of potential demand, with women making up 71% of clients.

One arch Eurosceptic Tory MP - he knows who he is - lent across the table and moaned to her: "Oh, Margaret, they keep on calling me a little Englander".

This included money lent across the world to buy property and super yachts, as well as bridging loans for football player transfers, he said.

Lending across borders in the eurozone has dropped, diminishing the liquidity that reserve holders like to see.

Some analysts forecast a fall in lending across peripheral countries of 10-15% by the end of 2012.Asset sales need buyers, however, and slimming balance-sheets takes time.

The savings in capital this allowed brought banks higher rates of return on mortgages than on other forms of lending across the rich world.

That poses a threat to the interbank lending across borders that is crucial to maintaining liquidity — the free flow of money that is the lifeblood of the global financial system.

They collapsed from $1.16 trillion in 2007 to $707 billion as panicky rich-world investors deserted emerging- and developing-country equity and debt markets last year and as banks became increasingly reluctant to lend across borders.