This is such a heinous and despicably greedy rape of a classic that to call Andre Konchalovsky's film a whopping piece of shit might unintentionally lend it some dignity.
If you say yes again, the next time you meet he will ask if you might lend him a few pounds, a few liras, a few francs.
Kerry's image is still sorely deficient in the warmth and human definition that Heinz Kerry herself possesses and might lend him.
"We're going to look at renting, because for a power drill, sure it just lies around and you might as well lend it out," Boezeman said.
Rosand believes that rather than casting doubts on Monteverdi's authorship, the significant differences between the score and the libretto might lend support to it, since Monteverdi was well known for his adaptations of the texts presented to him.
Even then, people might refuse to spend the newly minted money, or the banks might also refuse to lend it.But there are ways to make people spend, say market monetarists like Bill Woolsey of The Citadel, a military college in South Carolina.
They include how much TfL has already spent, how much it might lend the trust over and above its £10m grant, and whether the mayor's office will underwrite maintenance costs for the scheme.
"There is the sense that profit motives could obliterate the study and scholarly work," said an official of a prominent American institution who demanded anonymity, adding that no museum wanted to be too vocal in its criticism for fear that Italy might stop lending it art.
In fact, it might lend you a little extra cachet.
