Sentence examples for lent copy from inspiring English sources

In this new reality, the only incentive to buy, rather than borrow, an e-book is the fact that the lent copy vanishes after a couple of weeks.

The exception is only applicable where the work has previously been made available to the public, which can take the form of issuing copies, lending copies, performing or exhibiting a copyrighted piece, or communicating it to the public.

I brought Dotty a copy of my book and signed it for her; she had lent her copy to Jeanie.

In 2010 he lent a copy to Ed Miliband and urged him to watch it.

He was so proud of his script that he lent a copy to Charles Lederer.

Nonetheless, Ms. English said as she lent a copy to a visitor, "Stelle is a great place".

She decides on a whim to read Goethe's Elective Affinities, but her husband has lent his copy to Jim.

I casually asked a friend of mine – an academic to whom I'd just lent my copy of Different Class – if he had one question he'd like to put to Jarvis Cocker.

Likewise I never completed Wild Swans by Jung Chang, although the reason then was because my mother lent the copy I was reading to someone she worked with, who then flew back to China with it; she bought me a replacement copy, but by the time I got it I no longer felt the urge to pick it up... Do share your own.

Around this time I was also lent a copy of Subway Art, and one day while I was caught in a rush hour crush on a Dallas freeway, I looked up and noticed dozens of billboards.

BMW has lent 25 copies of its Hydrogen 7 to celebrities, including Will Farrell and Jay Leno.