Sentence examples for she would lend from inspiring English sources

Occasionally she would lend us things to wear, if we could squeeze into them.

If packers were in short supply, she would lend a hand.

When she declined, she said, the volunteer asked whether she would lend her name, so that someone else could donate.

She would lend a pragmatic, business-minded common sense to a council on which that quality is badly needed.

The gallery owner, Judy Eierweiss, did not respond to a phone message today, so it was unclear whether she would lend the work.

I was astonished that she would lend her expensive laptop to a relative stranger, thanked her and commented that it was a sign of the times.

She'd lend me her car if I was taking someone out.

Lark explains: When people who didn't have money landed on her properties, she'd lend them the rent.

This time, it's Hannah who delivers a tough-love speech, in which she tells the girl that she's upset about nothing (which is true in a great dark joke, Hannah had assumed, and maybe hoped, that she was rescuing an assault victim, only to find that she'd lent her pants to somebody who'd fought with her mom because she refused to do her homework).

Posing for a photograph for her friend Judy Linn, Ms. Smith lighted a Kool, hoping, as she writes, that it would lend her a bit of professional swagger.

But plenty of people are already preparing for the possibility, and Clinton herself has kept up a busy schedule that, if she were to run, would lend itself to a training camp for a second presidential campaign.