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I lent David three hundred dollars, which seemed confirmation of my having taken advantage of him in some fashion.

He sometimes lent ten francs to a friend. Courfeyrac had once been able to borrow sixty francs of him.

Leonard lent her a book and then would call her to ask if she had finished reading it.

We don't actually know how much the banks have lent so far this year.

All this held forth a picture of horror, to which murder, theft, fraud, and speculation lent all their dark colouring .

This particular customer had lent a number of his charge cards to his poor neighbors who needed items in an emergency.

On the phone was an old acquaintance from the Coast Guard. He had once lent me a few bucks and liked to egg me about it.

Never in human history can the government of one superpower have lent so much to that of another.

The Associated Press reported October 6 that Romney already has lent $17. 5 million to his own campaign, and stands ready to spend more.

Just how much money was lent to local government entities in this way is still unclear.

He said he had lent his younger brother the money.

there was nothing the matter with it when I lent it to him.

Somewhere about this time the undesirable state of "things mixed together" lent the word mess to applications outside of the world of food.

I lent him his bus fare and then he had the brass neck to ask me for a lift home.

One of my Chinese friends lent me this book. She said it in both Chinese and English. I read the English version. Stimulating. Interesting.

Sad to say, he failed to resist the temptation of money and lent himself to illegal business.

She said that on March 5, 1926, the first Friday of Lent, a wound had appeared slightly above her heart, but that she had kept this secret.

If you want to grow in holiness this Lent, put your hand in Marry's, and ask her to help you to become meek and humble.

Perhaps, once more Saint Mark lent a hand in protecting the stronghold, leaving the greatest treasure of the Rhine intact to this day.

The Carnival takes place each year at the beginning of Lent, when Rio comes alive with colour, rhythm and a sense of theatre.

He paid me back the money I lent him in dribs and brass, but I got it all eventually.

The so-called reserve requirement ratio is an important tool in China for limiting how much money can be lent by commercial banks.

He lent you the money when you were just out of prison. Now he's down on his luck.

The museum said it had never tried to hide its ownership of the painting, which it has lent to several European museums.

Leadership is a trick of perception, a bit of wisdom Shakespeare lent Henry IV, to pass along to Prince Hal.

The carnival in Venice , Italy is often regarded as the most carefully prepared carnival and lasts the ten days before Lent .

As I read this it occurred to me that I'd just lent support to the thesis by unconsciously copying the other passengers in the carriage.

I could have lent you the money, but you did not turn to me for help.

The dark trees lent an air of mystery to the scene.

I'll ask him the money will be used to do, if it is used in good purposes and I lent him money would be considered.

My vehemence , the tone of my demand, impatient and full of anger, lent me an air of justification, the advantage of a well founded claim.

"Giant" was elegant and usually lent Ice constant helping hand, as if she was her daughter. Then the word arrogant could not be fit for her.

By looking at another data series from the St. Louis Fed that tracks how much money commercial banks have lent.

Those who lent to Dubai World at a premium can have no complaints if the risks for which they were compensated turn out to be real.

Personal housing decoration loan means a loan lent by the bank to the borrower for it to decorate a self-owned housing.

Without further ado, he took out his pen and lent it to me.

They lent him pearl-handled pistols and a superb chestnut horse "with more than a touch of Arab to his brow" to take him across the plains.

I needed my file and you were out of the office! Remember? I lent it to you yesterday.

It was to you and not anyone else that I lent the money.

He lent me a few books, but none of them are easy to read.

He is meant to be keeping busy writing his memoirs in an imposing glass-and-steel house lent to him by his American publisher.

Since the Bank created an urban development group in 1972, it has lent about $25 billion for projects designated as urban.

But a passport lent him some distinction, made him appear like a world traveler to the widows of Kansas and South Dakota.

Amanda: Well, I listened to that CD you lent me a while back. I really got into the drum solos .

The money I lent to her was not a big sum to those who had worked. But for me who was still a student then, it was a great sum.

"A life could have been saved if the attendants had lent Teo a fire extinguisher. This is a very unfortunate incident, " he said.

And I never imagined that the Public Libraries of Birmingham's music section also lent out music products upon paid registration.

Deposits must be lent out if the bank is to earn the margin needed to sustain the operation, and some loans may go wrong.

The obscurity Lent him courage to keep his eyes fastened as ardently as he liked upon the girl who sat in the firelight.

As with a hostage video, the eerie, amateurish quality of the production lent authenticity to Rosenberg's claim: he had been rubbed out.

Many of these countries lent the rich nations the money with which they financed the boom.

Nearly 40 percent of those who had been lent money received food stamps, compared with just 13 percent of those who had not.

Neither the total amount of capital borrowed nor that lent may exceed 50% of the foreign exchange capital money of a company.

If you had not lent me a hand, I should not have fulfilled my task.

Property investment has been a key driver of the economy, but banks have over-lent to the sector and housing sales are falling.

The next morning, the peasants lent the traveler a horse and they said he could come whenever he likes.

When I began learning to walk, mother always lent me a hand and encouraged me to stand up while I fell down.

Such a framework of "ideological analysis" once enjoyed tremendous popularity and lent itself to the combat against orthodox ideology.

But that you lent him a large sum of money, he would have gone bankrupt.

The wind blows, the water flows, the money lent to you, you have to return.

Yet to get to such a hopeful point, the cash injected into the system in the months ahead has to be lent, spent and not hoarded.

Holders of bonds have lent money to the company, but they have no voice in its affairs, nor do they share in profits or losses.

Because lenders expected to be able to sell on the risk of default to someone else, they lent too easily.

Reserve balances deposited at the Federal Reserve Bank by US commercial banks. These funds can be lent out to other member . . .

If I don't find the earrings that she lent me, I'll really be in the doghouse.

Whale, dolphin and porpoise were considered to be fish, so during Lent the salted meats of these sea mammals were eaten.

The total amount of American banks' loans to emerging economies is a fifth of the total lent to those markets by European firms.

in the United States, they said, banks lent against cash flow, the best gauge of a borrower's ability to repay a debt.

I needed to borrow a card of graduate student to read some economical works, and he was the just guy who lent me.

Due to the stage performance, he made an exception to the lent me.

If I had a bike(now), I would have lent it to you yesterday.

They also lent buyers much of the money to bid for CDOs, certain that the securities were a sound investment.

The region's comedy plays up that stereotype, although Little Shenyang's gender-bending ambiguity has lent him a more contemporary image.

I would never have lent Mike my car if I had known that he had a past record of driving violations.

Those who could bought war bonds; others knitted, sewed, nursed, or lent any other assistance in their power.

Cash paid or lent to a company in exchange for a promise that it will deliver commodities at a later date.

My legendary friend has recommended me to be lent to blend our weekends with suspension of less expense.

S. government bonds during the war, they also lent large amounts of money to individuals engaged in stock market speculation.

When he left the country, I knew the money I'd lent him was lost forever.

The advantage of a fresh SDR issuance is that it immediately augments countries' foreign reserves without needing to be lent.

I've got to apologize for losing the book you lent to me the other day.

Operating more like an investment club, they lent locally and understood their risks.

Outside the mainland, the yuan could be transferred between banks, borrowed, lent and invested, just like any other currency.

It was creative, but not radical: the Fed has always lent to banks, though seldom on such a scale, and the eligible collateral is the same.

One of my teachers lent me a book about climbing, and it really whetted my appetite.

It was designed as part of a whole brand identity system that lent itself to iconic celebratory symbols.

After that time, the practitioner lent me a microphone, and encouraged me to keep on chatting once I returned home.

Ajax represented the next generation of Web development and lent itself to the creation of innovative browser-based user interfaces.

Victoria lent her name to the Victorian Era, a time when the United Kingdom's power was at its zenith.

But these products are still among the least competitive and account for only about 2% of mortgages lent in recent months.

If I had had a single cent, I could have lent it to you.

But these products are still among the least competitive and account for only about 2% of mortgages lent in recent months.

Lent is the time of the year where we take some time off our daily routine and try discovering more closely the actions of God in our lives.

All property in possession is for your personal use only and should not be given or lent to other detainees.

Future taxpayers might be thankful too: the Treasury is set to lose 30-40% of the money lent under the current arrangements.

Mr. Graff became close enough to the royal family that the sultan's brother lent him his Aston Martin during his visits.

The scars on his body lent colour to his claim that he had been tortured.

The theological focus of the fifth-century Lent was the suffering and death of Jesus, rather than the preparation of converts for baptism.

Early indications are that banks, racing against the quota, already have lent a massive amount over the first few weeks of the year.

The setting sun lent an air of melancholy to the scene.

The setting sun lent an air of melancholy to the scene.

The obscurity lent him courage to keep his eves fastened as ardently as he liked upon the girl who sat in the firelight.

Prosecutors said guards at the prison had lent inmates weapons and vehicles in order for one of the massacres to be carried out.

Country exposure [IBRD] The extent to which a financial institution has lent money to one country.

When you're shopping for an e-book, Amazon notes if the title is available to be lent to you.

John: Er! You know, you lent me your maths note yesterday, but I tore it accidently. I am so sorry.

(b) Susan put on her shelf all the books which her friend lent to her.

I wanted to borrow somemoney from her, but she lent me nothing.

Here is the money that you lent it to me. Correction: Here is the money that you lent to me.

Here a Mothering Sunday was celebrated annually on the fourth Sunday of Lent (the 40 day period leading up to Easter) to honor mothers.

I lent him my records and he never returned them!

With Soviet help, Mr. Castro lent military troops and political backing to help spread Communism in Africa and Latin America.

IN the few days before Lent the stereotype of Germans as a people without humour takes a thorough pasting.

At this period, after his long fast, the toad has a very spiritual look, like a strict Anglo-Catholic towards the end of Lent.

Only 43 per cent knew it was to use up rich foods, like milk and eggs, to boost the body's energy store before the fasting period of Lent.

She lent shoes to my wife, but our granddaughter still only had socks on her feet.

A friendly waiter taught me a few words of Italian. Then he lent me a book.

As I did so, I could hear hails coming and going between the old buccaneer and his comrades, and this sound of danger lent me wings.

Americans spent the money on Chinese-made goods, sending the dollars back to China, which lent them to America again.

Sorry, I lent you so much time, I no longer need you such "friend" .

A sudden capital inflow threatens to raise the money supply that can be lent, driving down interest rates and expanding spending.

Alan lent him the money without a second thought.

Soft loan A loan with no rate of interest or a rate of interest below the cost of the capital being lent.

Local authorities rejoiced as banks lent out trillions in the space of a few months.

He had accumulated a little library of socialist books and pamphlets which he lent to those he hoped to influence.

Ed lent me a dictionary so that I could look up the new words.

The rich man lent the servant his horse, and he duly set off for Samara at a great rate of knots.

No, I didn't taste it, though Pierre did assure me his wife had lent the wine an incomparable aroma.

The bank became a leader in financing private equity buy-outs and lent heavily for commercial property deals.

He Lent it to me on condition that I would not Break it.

The money was then lent to the many inefficient government-owned enterprises at subsidized rates.

Mardi Gras is always the day before Ash Wednesday, when Lent begins, and always falls exactly 46 days before Easter.

Every possession and every happiness is but lent by chance for an uncertain time, and may therefore be demanded back the next hour.

I got the better end of the deal. I only lent you my body - you lent me your dream.

My legendary friend get recommended me to the lent to blend we weekends dawn suspension of less expense.

Many Christians give up meat for Lent, a practice that indirectly affects. . . hyenas, believe it or not.

Seth: And I lent you money that day, now that I remember! You owe me three thousand NT, buddy!

He had once lent me a few bucks and liked to egg me about it.

I've been borrowing increasing amounts ever since you lent me $40 a year ago.

The bank lent me the money at 1% interest.

You might have expected those who lent money to the banks to share in the losses.

Still, someone lent Dubai World the tens of billions it used to build glitzy real estate projects from Vegas to the Middle East .

Central office 's relaxation request alleviated to a certain extent has lent money person's credit pressure.

She was petite built which meant that her small frame lent far more kindly towards a females body than mine.

This practice needs to be rediscovered and encouraged again in our day, especially during the liturgical season of Lent.

I lent her some money in order that she could go for a holiday.

Houston was gospel-trained, but her voice also lent itself to R&B, pop and ballads, and she was adept at each style.

To keep the price rising the company simply lent more to prospective buyers.

Austrian banks are thought to have lent the equivalent of more than 70 per cent of their country's gross domestic product to the region.

Banks around the world, including HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland, lent billions to funds that invested in Mr Madoff's scam.

Hot springs and fiery eruptions, the usual attendants upon earthquakes, lent their contributions of confusion to the scene.

Celebrated on the 4th Sunday of Lent (the 40 day period leading up to Easter), " Mothering Sunday" honored the mothers of England.

The alcoholic drink manufacture license shall be strictly prohibited from being altered, forged, lent, leased or traded.

Mr Hatoyama, who stepped down as prime minister in June, had previously lent his support to his successor Mr Kan.

The Business License is prohibited to be forged, altered, lent or transferred.

He is likely to have forgotten the money I lent him last month.

That gives clients an incentive to ensure that risky borrowers are not lent money and that nobody takes on too much debt.

Moreover, because national central banks have lent against discounted public debt, they have been financing their governments.

With rates rising and the economy slowing, some fear more bad debts could emerge at the state banks that lent freely during the downturn.

Asset values fall sharply and wipe out those who borrowed and lent too much, thereby redistributing wealth from the foolish to the prudent.

The bicycle I lent Tom had been is good condition, but he returned it in disrepair.

There's an increasingly strong sentiment in China that these funds should be used to benefit the nation, rather than being lent to the U.

The bicycle I lent tom had been good condition, but he returned it in disrepair.

He gave me back only part of the money I lent him.

Collagen has gained an extensive application in various fields for its unique physiochemical property and excel- lent biocompatibility.

In France and Britain, politicians pouring taxpayers' money into ailing banks are demanding that the cash be lent at home.

You lent our car to a stranger and then he disappeared? ! Do you know what you have done?

I lent him the money on the strict understanding that he paid it back next month.

Premier Wen Jiabao assurance that China would stick to an appropriately easy monetary stance and proactive fiscal policy lent support.

The book lent returns in two weeks, if pleases to library to renew as for words that too late finish seeing.

From there they are closely monitored, although they are lent out to schools, museums, and researchers.

Where it not for the money he lent me I could've been starved to death.

The Bank had previously only lent money at penalty rate overnight and only for high-quality collateral such as gilts .

The early Christians celebrated the Mother's festival on the fourth Sunday of Lent to honor Mary, the mother of Christ.

This list looks at some of the more recent, probably lesser known extinctions that humans have lent a helping hand to.

The club had not yet opened, so was lent to me free of charge.

Strictly speaking, reserves could be created if the key-currency country merely borrowed short term and lent long term.

A large chunk of the stimulus money was lent on to local governments by the banks, but from there the picture is a bit murkier.

Now I start many jobs , New album and many things to do. But it's the Budhhist lent day , may I not tell you.

Then, he lent to her where to pour water, gently knocking at her door.

When lenders suddenly decided that they had lent too much, that debt levels were excessive, debtors were forced to slash spending.

This day, the fourth Sunday of Lent, became known as " Mothering Sunday. "

The rural environment lent itself to the restoration of his health.

Fitch, a ratings agency, reckons that roughly half the cash entrusted to big American money-market funds is lent on to European banks.

In Portugal, people celebrate April Fool's Day on Sunday and Monday before Lent. The traditional trick is to throw flour at friends.

When Britain was Catholic, meat was off the menu not only every Friday but for the 40 days of Lent and other holy days as well.

When Miss Li found out my situation, she encouraged me and lent me a hand, which rapidly improved my English.

I lent her the book on condition that she would return it before Sunday.

I am very sorry to tell you that I've lost the book you lent me.

In bank lending, the difference between the value of the collateral on a loan and the actual amount lent.

When Can you let me have back the money I lent you ?

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

Then Wiedeking lent parts of the Boxster's design to the new 911, simplifying the production process.

Pakistan treasures and appreciates the firm support that China lent to it, Gilani said.

Its endorsement, along with the pragmatic policy of western governments, has lent a legitimising gloss to the party's rule.

In the early medi period the first day of Lent became a day for distributing ashes to Christians as a sign of mortality and penance.

This was not unpleasant, and lent orchestral recordings a convincing bloom.

when he was at abroad, he lent his house to me.

Today, Daniel lent me a book about Starlight Town's past and present.

Others have criticized Mr. Greenspan for not disciplining institutions that lent indiscriminately.

Treat the earth well. It was not given to you by your parents but lent to you by your children.

asked Jo, delighted with the fancy which lent a little romance to the very dull task of doing her duty.

The banks lent to thousands of investment corporations set up by local governments, which cannot borrow in their own name.

I took pity on her and lent her the money.

Accommodation staff in the Housing Allocation location, the keys may not be lent to another person.

"Why shouldn't we be married in Lent? " he rejoined; but she looked so shocked that he saw his mistake.

many people decide to give something up for lent and i think its a good thing , a physical thing.

This Sunday Orthodox Christians complete their preparation for Great Lent by hearing some unexpected words from our Lord Jesus Christ.

Neither the License nor the business license may be altered, transferred, leased out or lent.

It spares taxpayers from having to pay for mistakes made by investors, especially foreign ones, who have lent too eagerly to the country.

He lost his wallet yesterday. I lent him some money and found his wallet as well.

Banks lent staggering sums of money to homeowners with dubious credit, convinced that real estate prices could only go up.

All the money I lent him went down the drain.

Jessica: I'm terribly sorry but I can't find the book you lent me last Friday.

I hope the necklace was as good as the one you lent me.

Dean Paatsch, a RiskMetrics executive, said Macquarie was the most lent stock on the Australian market.

i ' m really sorry . i cannot find the book you lent me.

The Fairy Godmother carried away strawderivative at a bargain price and lent Consumerella 125 per cent of the money she needed.

as the funds suffered badly when they lent to bank-sponsored entities that invested in ropy mortgage securities. . .

During the property frenzy, U. S. banks had lent more than 80% of a building's value.

The business license shall not be forged, altered, leased, lent and transferred.

He pitied him for walking such a long way every day, so he lent him a donkey.

if i had had enough money, i would have lent some to you.

To date, we have committed funds totaling more than twice the amount that were lent during the Asian crisis.

The origins of Lent are old and complex, and our current observance is actually a combination of practices from different times and places.

Incorporating some element of the season (summer, winter, or Lent, Thanksgiving).

Is she good for the money that you lent her?

Tom lent me a book . = Tom lent a book to me .

What significance have the writings in the above topics lent to our current literature during the current social and cultural transition?

You were right about the puzzle you lent me last week. It really is a challenge.

"Live Simply for Lent" , the banners outside the local church proclaim, and streamlining my things could be one way of doing this.

Of course this led me to think. What is Lent all about?

I'll stand here till the cows come home unless you pay me back the money I lent you .

Western banks had lent recklessly in foreign currency to firms and households stricken by the downturn.

Medicine and engineering lent themselves to rigorous experimentation.

He lent a certain grace to his grift, even value to whatever he grabbed.

Tom lent me a book of his.

The threat to Britain lies in emerging Asia, where banks have lent $329bn, almost as much as the Americans and Japanese combined.

The aim, in other words, is to ensure continued growth without bailing out those who have lent or borrowed unwisely.

We could have lent him the money but he didn't tell us he needed the money .

Chen Huan wants a recording for his programme, and he lent me his CD record.

You lent me this interesting book last month. In return (for it), I'll show you some picture books.

Over the past week central banks have lent tens of billions of dollars to restore confidence to the markets (see article).

The visit of these guests to my "nest" has lent great charm to the 17th floor.

Tommy, you misunderstand. He just lent me a hand.

for the catechumens , lent is a period of proximate preparation for baptism , and for the baptized it is forty days of renewal.

successor to "traditional banking" , in which regulated commercial banks lent money to trusted clients and held the debt on their books.

They are among a wide range of letters, paintings, personal items and objects lent by galleries and museums across Europe.

China Construction Bank, for one, has lent the equivalent of 2. 8 percent of its regulatory capital to a single railway operator.

Given the industry's deteriorating state, they now say they need an extra $25 billion, all to be lent at low rates of 5% or so.