Sentence examples for would be lent from inspiring English sources

There was some disagreement on Monday over how many pieces of art would be lent.

Since the typing pool wasn't overburdened with work, occasionally some of us would be lent out for odd jobs.

It was decided they would be lent to the Peabody, which could care for them, while attempts were made to come up with more money.

Under the other, the Athens would be lent the resources to set up an agency that would take responsibility for buying back the bonds.

China's state media reported this week that 29 Qing dynasty relics would be lent to Taiwan for an exhibition this year, as leaders seek to improve relations.

The official China Daily newspaper said that 29 pieces would be lent while the official Xinhua news agency said that 17 works would be included.

Steve Jones, a proud Scotsman despite his name, said he would be lending his support.

Mr. McGraw said in a statement that the foundation would be lending its support to local relief efforts.

This, of course, sends out a clear message to the investors who would be lending the US government the money to pay for these schemes.

Stewart announced that one of T.I.B.C.'s focusses would be lending to small- and medium-sized businesses in Saudi Arabia, albeit indirectly, by relaying funds from Bahrain to the Money Exchange, which would then disburse the loans to customers in Saudi Arabia.

Stewart added, "The advantage of this is that a number of banks we deal with could raise their limits to us substantially, as they would be lending to a bank and not a corporation".