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211 You know, that book you lent me is really bizarre.

212 Her ivory tulle veil, fixed by a Cartier 1936 "halo" tiara lent to her by the queen, was modest.

213 Nevertheless, he was appreciated by the "miner" of Europe; he plotted familiarly with Louis XI. , and often lent a hand to the king's secret jobs.

214 The General somehow obtained a coffin and lent every assistance toward the last rites.

215 Under no circumstances must he lent himself to any additional blandishment or languishments in this field.

216 Instead of being invested in productive capital accumulation, however, it is being lent to the government to fund state consumption.

217 As this thought comes into our head we then remember that our copy of the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy was lent to a friend so maybe we should shoot over to Amazon and buy a fresh copy.

218 Ms Royal has been damaged by a succession of foreign-policy gaffes in recent weeks, which have lent her campaign an air of amateurism.

219 Deposits are coming in at unusually high rates, and can't be readily lent with the typical healthy net interest spread.

220 Images of children scavenging the local garbage dump for food lent urgency to the Rotarians'efforts.

221 The dates of the carnival vary year depending on the date of Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent.

222 All of his friends jumped at the bait when the conman said he would pay them 10 times as much if they lent him money.

223 Until recently banks lent freely at low rates to bankroll companies'investment portfolios.

224 I'll pay back the money you lent me next week.

225 To break the grinding cycle of debt and poverty,[sentencedict.com] Yunus lent a total of $27 to Begum and more than 40 of her neighbors in the village of Joba.

226 He at himself ugg boots in the mind occupied yet lent brandy apt pack by namely time lunatic made it so in the colleagues in front space, she jilted his palm apt still jilt Yuan?

227 When can you let me have back the money I lent you?

228 German banks lent hand over fist to feckless foreign borrowers.