Sentence examples for lent so much from inspiring English sources

When Merkel pressed Scruggs as to why he had lent so much to a bankrupt client — P. L. Blake — without collateral, Scruggs replied, "He needed the money".

And the party's half-hearted efforts to infiltrate the suburban spiritual roadhouses that have lent so much brass to the Republican band have been a bust.

The obstacle to this is an obvious one: it would mean big losses for German banks, who have lent so much to Athens.

But he presently stopped this suspicion, by releasing his debtors of five talents (for he had lent so much), according to the law; others, as Polyzelus the Rhodian, say fifteen; his friends, however, were ever afterward called Chreocopidae, repudiators.

Solyndra's collapse has been the subject of an investigation by Congressional Republicans, who contend that the Obama administration should not have lent so much money for an unproved clean energy program.

For one thing, the faster rates of productivity growth in the late 1990's, which lent so much confidence to Mr. Greenspan and others about the maturing of the new economy, were significantly reduced.

Illustrations can lend so much to a book.

The World Bank, after lending so much money, wanted the protection of exacting oversight.

But no one would throw such scenes unintentionally into a work that lends so much importance to a particular TV comedy romance.

But since then it has fallen into disrepair, the very trees that lend so much to its stately beauty now a danger because of dead and falling branches.

High winds destroyed or badly damaged at least 292 of the mature trees that lend so much beauty to the picturesque grounds — oak, maple, beech, linden, pine, tulip, cherry and Bradford pear.