| lend money | 32.19 | Banks that have lent it money declined. | ||
| lend support | 24.49 | She lends support to the ecumenical cause. | ||
| lend hand | 10.66 | Lend a hand. | ||
| lend name | 6.65 | They simply lend their names. | ||
| lend credence | 5.46 | History lends credence to this view. | ||
| lend weight | 3.75 | Newly released statistics lend weight to such fears. | ||
| lend credibility | 3.23 | We lent credibility to the process. | ||
| lend voice | 2.70 | Hanley also lent his voice to the character. | ||
| lend air | 1.97 | Would lend exotic air to room. | ||
| lend fund | 1.97 | The central bank in return lends funds to financial institutions. | ||
| lend expertise | 1.32 | Sometimes he informally lends his expertise. | ||
| lend legitimacy | 1.18 | Blachly hopes the new series will lend legitimacy to cabaret as an art form. | ||
| lend sense | 1.12 | That lends a sense of privacy, Stephanie says. | ||
| lend amount | 0.92 | She later visited Banco Sol, a community bank that lends small amounts to poor Bolivian entrepreneurs. | ||
| lend authority | 0.92 | Her southern accent lent authority to her performance. | ||
| lend urgency | 0.92 | Violence lent urgency to the talks. | ||
| lend works | 0.92 | Most museums, however, are weary of lending these works. | ||
| lend car | 0.86 | Once automakers lent cars to filmmakers to show off new models. | ||
| lend assistance | 0.72 | The CIA and the FBI are also lending assistance, Williams said. | ||
| lend painting | 0.72 | The Rosses informed the Metropolitan and agreed to lend the painting for one year. |