Example sentences of "[noun pl] lend [pron] " in BNC.
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1 | Academics and journalists lend what Terkel terms ‘ overviews ’ , though their contributions seem no less subjective or more privileged than anyone else 's . |
2 | Animals lend themselves to humorous interpretations . |
3 | Animals lend themselves to humorous interpretations . |
4 | Patios lend themselves in particular to herb cultivation because they are so often sited next to the house and facing the sun . |
5 | Spiky dahlias lend their vibrant colours to the scheme |
6 | You 've got twelve fingers lend you two . |
7 | As public shopping arcades lend themselves to situations of abuse it is important that they have somewhere warm to go ; one example of a voluntary initiative is that Bradford Council of Mosques has set up a day centre for retired older men . |
8 | The outboard switches lend you the power to engage or disengage all of the combos ' externally switchable options ( eg. channel selection , graphic on/off and reverb on/off ) direct from the TriAxis . |
9 | Mountainous volumes lend their weight to dreams of a snow-bound Christmas John Samuel slaloms through this year 's selection of books for the skiing enthusiast . |
10 | Court applications lend themselves well to this format . |
11 | You will still require transfer film decals for dual-in-line pads , edge connectors etc. , but crepe tapes lend themselves especially to designing your own artwork . |
12 | It is also questionable whether all types of organisations lend themselves to empowerment . |
13 | Certain sources , such as letters or diary extracts lend themselves particularly well to this form of presentation . |
14 | The warm , somewhat muted , colours lend themselves very well to a tapestry design . |
15 | the research topics lend themselves to publication in Nature rather than to other journals ; |
16 | the research topics lend themselves to publication in Nature rather than to other journals ; |
17 | The surfaces of regular and semi-regular solids lend themselves to geodesic shells in which all the vertexes touch the surface of a circumscribing sphere . |
18 | This can result in fast access if the application files lend themselves to this type of structure . |
19 | Pale soft blues lend themselves to large surface areas , while intense blues are better in restricted spaces |
20 | Did the former occupants lend their ghostly beings to the hordes of Roman spirits reputed to wander hereabouts ? |
21 | The simple answer is that not all materials lend themselves to scientific dating . |
22 | Would any of the members lend them any money ? |
23 | The clean lines of rectangular-shaped frames lend themselves to elegant and sophisticated designs , so try to bear that in mind when planning a picture such as this . |
24 | Other programs lend themselves to the development of a combination of subject , information handling and social skills — database , simulations and modelling programs do this . |
25 | Country-style interiors lend themselves to rich designs and colours . |
26 | Markers lend themselves in particular to mixed media sketching and to mixed media artwork for reproduction in print . |
27 | From the welter of information available , perhaps the most significant point to emerge from user studies is that few , if any , of their findings lend themselves to general applicability . |
28 | The same is true for published research papers in these sciences , and this is one of the reasons for the popularity of KWIC ( Key Word In Context ) indexes within chemistry and the earth sciences — the papers lend themselves to automated index production . |
29 | The majority of the letters lend themselves to design shapes , the only problems occurring with such letters as E. If you want to make them really small , the shape will have to be worked in tiny flowers to accommodate all the different angles clearly and give the letter sufficient definition . |
30 | Others lend themselves to group discussion where the moral support of peers encourages individuals to put forward their views in the presence of management . |