You lent a book.

He lent me two books.

I lent her my camera.

I lent him a magazine.

I lent him a CD.

I lent him 30,000 yen.

Kanta lent us this umbrella.

Because these are the people who essentially lent money that shouldn't have been lent.

I lent my friend some money.

I lent the record to Ken.

I lent my pencil to him.

The bank lent him 500 dollars.

I lent my friend some money.

So far, we lent you 750,000.

About the money you lent me...

Last night, I indulged in reading the book he lent me.

They lent their house for the summer.

He lent me the money quite willingly.

I lost the book you lent me.

I lent Tom and Paula my camera.

I lent you some yesterday, didn't I?

Oh, I lent the man 20 bucks.

Then I lent out 900 of those.

I lent him to Dumbledore to guard...

I lent Mrs. Jones all the butter there was in the house.

Is very good meat in Lent But a hare that is hoar

He lent me counsel, and I lent him eyes. I am no pilot yet, wert thou as far

You lent J cub chapstick and you have a timeshare in Palm Springs.

The girl lent her friend her new typewriter.

She took back the coat she lent me.

He lent me what little money he had.

I met him halfway and lent him 100.

I lent her 500 dollars free of interest.

I lent him what little money I had.

The man lent me two books this morning.

The magazine you lent me is very interesting.

Tomorrow, I'll return the money you lent me.

She lent them a hand with their luggage.

And that essentially is lent to the borrowers.

Jane lent me this book of hers last week.

The magazine which you lent me is very interesting.

I lent the record to Ken, not to Koji.

The ones you lent us are pretty much toast

And then these are loans that I lent at least, this and this these are loans that I lent out to somebody.

Transport companies lent trucks, airlines, aircrafts and very quickly, in record time, everything arrived there.