Sentence examples for which I lent from inspiring English sources

I know this because of what they did to my mother's crystal punch bowl, which I lent to them for drinking beer during the Super Bowl.

(See the list of 100 essential jazz albums that the magazine's editor, David Remnick, put together, and on which I lent a hand, for some recommended titles).

(His 1961 recording "A Fickle Sonance" is on the list of a hundred essential jazz albums that David Remnick, the magazine's editor, did for this site and on which I lent a hand).

In David Remnick's list of 100 essential jazz albums (on which I lent a hand), there's a bunch of great Young recordings — both some made under his own name and his recordings with Basie and Holiday.

There's a question at the heart of best-jazz lists, such as the hundred essential jazz albums that David Remnick put together in 2008 and on which I lent a hand, or the hundred "quintessential" jazz songs that (as Sally Law reported in yesterday's Quick Pick) was chosen by listeners of NPR Music and the Northwest-based radio station Jazz24.

To acknowledge how jolly busy my life has been, I'm inviting along all you special people who work for the hundreds of wonderful charities to which I lend my name.

"That vinaigrette," explains Boyd, "which is precisely detailed, is my vinaigrette which I've lent to James Bond".

Pierre Matisse sent it to me, temporarily, to take the place of my Matisse, which I have lent to the University of Southern California for an exhibition there.

Yesterday, the boy I'm crushing on the hardest texted me that he'd found a passage in Chris Kraus's I Love Dick, my favorite book, which I'd lent to him after his first visit to my bedroom, "where ck says she wants the sex life of a gay man!!" I asked him to send me the quotation.

We try to group books together on a deeper, thematic level instead which I think lends itself to better browsing.

The phone is a tad heavier than its predecessor, which I think lends itself to that premium feel, as well.