Sentence examples for lent books from inspiring English sources
The shop's literary clientele wasn't wealthy, and Beach lent books, for a small fee, in addition to selling them.
Some university libraries may have lent books to members of their faculties, but the notion of lending, or circulating, libraries did not become popular until the 18th century.
Felton lent books to prospective racists who wanted a grounding in history, and he took part in informal debates in the yard or at dinner.
In response, Ms. Reed, who was the director of the Alabama Public Library Service Division, which lent books to local libraries throughout the state, ordered the book to be put on the agency's reserve shelves.
"MotherKind" has none of the hypnotic gothicism that gave "Black Tickets" and "Shelter" a subversive undertow, and the bulk of its scenes, which take place in or near Boston, lack the sure sense of place that lent books like "Machine Dreams" a specific gravity and weight.
Others lend books and socks and then coast.
It was among the first to lend books.
Ross lends books to Isobel, dropping by her home.
The collection lends images the way the rest of the library lends books.
Ms. Dick recalls wide-ranging, universe-spanning conversations, and lending books to her autodidact husband.
