Sentence examples for lent theme from inspiring English sources

Some years ago I approached a boutique chocolatier in Brighton who was renowned for the chocolate sculptures they created for their shop window to ask if we could work together on something with a Lent theme.

Other scholars have pointed out that this borrowing and lending theme within the poem is true of both nature and humanity.

Her view of design is highly emotional which lends to theme and philosophy being one of the main driving forces behind the design.

All he did was step out of his name-tagged helicopter, but Goldsmith's theme lent that act an air of unearned grandiosity.

I also discovered that the whole bride theme really lent itself to a whole interesting range of chapters, such as the ones on modern brides, brides-from-around-the-world, brides inspired from legends, fairy tales and mythology and commemorative bride dolls.

What was going on in your personal life that lent to the overarching theme?

In choosing as their subjects a French rat who aspires to culinary greatness ("Ratatouille"), two speechless robots ("Wall-E") and a 72-year-old widower ("Up"), it was as if Pixar's creative minds had deliberately chosen characters and themes that were as unlikely as possible to lend themselves to theme park attractions and merchandise spinoffs.

On songs such as "Worlds Apart" and "Lonesome Day," which address the limitations of relationships, we see more fully how the world after September 11th has lent an urgency to themes of independence that have often been present in Springsteen's writing.

And as this month's theme lends itself perfectly, I'd like to encourage all you animators out there to share your work with us.

Sung in imitation of a clock chiming, these chorus lyrics and those of the verse lend the composition an obvious New Year's theme.

But that lent the tour its tacit theme: that, crudely put, the American model still trumps the Chinese one.He started in India, where the trickiest job may have been persuading hard-up voters back home that getting closer to the Indian tiger would mean more American jobs created than are being lost to outsourcing.