Examples of 'you want to lend' in a sentence
Meaning of "you want to lend"
you want to lend: This phrase suggests that the speaker is offering or expressing a willingness to loan or provide something to another person. It typically indicates a willingness to share belongings or resources with someone in need
How to use "you want to lend" in a sentence
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you want to lend
Unless you want to lend me something.
Thank you for the help you want to lend me.
Not unless you want to lend me a gun from one of your lads.
The only downside of an e-book is when you want to lend it to a friend.
Imagine that you want to lend a book on your Kindle to a friend.
If the way you make money is by lending, then you want to lend more.
You want to lend our ad section to our users?
Investors are pulling their accounts . You want to lend into a run?
If you want to lend a hand, we will not reject it.
Mr. Huo, are you sure you want to lend money to him?
Do you want to lend a helping hand to a local band?
Great . Do you want to lend me some?
You want to lend me a hand getting these things off?
Metal clinking You want to lend me a hand getting these things off?
You want to lend into a run?
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Why do you want to lend them money?
You want to lend me a million dollars?
I know you want to lend Corporation A money, and.
Do you want to lend a hand in the community with a great group of women?
Well, you want to lend a hand?
You want to lend a hand? justin, stop stockwell.
Do you want to lend a hand?
You want to lend me the money?
Hey, Adam, you want to lend a hand, help get this thing off here?
You want to lend a voice?
Do you want to lend our uniforms?
You want to lend me yours?
You want to lend money to other people with a valid agreement ( signed ).
You want to lend into a run? What about Barclays?
You want to lend me the money? How?
You want to lend me your fur coat, Roy?
