Word: lended
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Winston describes occurrences that lend credence to the childish character that Tsurimi sketches. “The first day I came in the class, [Bush] and several other student were sailing paper airplanes around the class and they looked at me kind of funny, but they ended up stopping,” remembers Winston...
...lend us some sugar, Cambridge; we are your neighbors. We’ll do our best to keep the cupboard fully stocked...
...viscerally emotive organs supported by a strong electronic backbone. As flashes of bumblebees in broken honeycombs and doves tracing a barren horizon swirled behind them, the music took shape in an ethereal fashion. Each song flowed seamlessly out of the last, with distortion filling the musical pauses to lend the concert a cohesive expression...
...that “[t]he military will be an all-volunteer army.” But John Kerry’s supporters are using unfounded rumors to scare young voters away from the president. It is dishonest, it is unfortunate, and the Crimson should know better than to lend its valuable space...
...parties and bringing home arty waifs in the manner of an old-style salonière. Her grand old house in Amsterdam's southern suburbs has only two guest rooms, so book well in advance. If the mistress of the house is around, be prepared for anecdotes that will lend real spice to your stay. In fact, with hotels like these, who needs museums...