lend造句怎么写

Excess capacity could dampen Business investment, and so will Banks' continued reluctance to lend.

Nadia's story doesn't easily lend itself to either side of the legalization debate.

And in future they may be choosier about who they lend to, directly or indirectly.

To keep the wheel of borrowing and lending spinning, the Icelandic Banks relied on foreign institutions to lend them cash.

He crossed the aisle to lend his support to the Catholic Mr Turner over the Jewish Mr Weprin.

It is hoped that the family will lend the painting to Auckland Castle later this year, so Jacob's youngest son can, at least temporarily, rejoin his brothers.

How can people do such things if God were not at work in them to lend a counterweight to a natural disaster?

Yes, the inflated price of homes and the mortgage industry's willingness to lend to anybody with a pulse were necessary prerequisites for the crisis.

"There are examples of the so-called 'covert protectionism,' which includes something like, as you can see, you know buy local, hire local, invest local, lend local, do anything local," he said.

"In this way, we will lend fresh impetus to the growth of China-US relations and enable our peoples to reap tangible benefits from China-US cooperation," he added.

Bankers will cower, afraid to lend.

No bank would lend us any money.

I was unwilling to lend her my comb.

I will not lend myself to dishonest schemes.

Don' t just stand by. Can' t you lend a hand ?

Awful news will lend further credence to those who say that Europe is in for a long and deep recession.

It will shatter every barrier, sunder any shield, tear through any enchantment, and lend its servant the power to pass sentence.

They can specify how many times you can sell, lend, give, or lease the same content and what conditions they will use to terminate the agreement to transfer the content.

Yet elaborate schemes of classification have been devised, notably by Swedish and Irish folklorists. But these systems do not lend themselves to a classification of American folklore because of differing concepts of the subject here and abroad.

'I could lend you some books,' Jane offered.

He walked in, bold as brass, and asked me to lend him 50!

A new study appears to lend credence to the belief that restricting certain foods could ease kids' symptoms.

Incredibly, intelligent people the world over remain willing to lend us money and even listen to our advice; they appear not to have realized the full extent of our madness.

Can you lend me a chair to sit on?

Jordan is still protective of his legacy as the greatest player ever, and he's never been terribly motivated to lend a hand in the overtaking of that.

What is the moral of this fable? If you want to accumulate enduring wealth, do not lend to grasshoppers.

Could you lend me your lighter?