Sentences with phrase «lend able support»
Julie Walters and Kenneth Cranham lend able support as Turner's parents Bella and Joe, who reluctantly open their home to Grahame in her final days.
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While Oscar Isaac and Benedict Wong lend able support, those expecting to see more of them may be disappointed at how little screen time they have.
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Right now these loans are only denominated in ether (which some dApps accept), but eventually Dharma wants to be able to support the borrowing and lending of any crypto asset.
So for two sets of 90 minutes, let's instil belief, lend support and, if you're not lucky enough to be able to influence the game from inside the stadium, at least revel in a clash that fans of most other clubs just won't get to be part of.
Other benefits include clear - cut rules for parents to follow (specific pickup and drop - off times, for example), low - fuss installment payments, and the opportunity to meet other parents, who may be able to lend support and babysitting time.
He said the President Muhammadu Buhari - led administration would lend its support in «whatever way we are able» to the industry.
Sam Rockwell is his usual wise - ass sidekick, lending (as always) more than able support and Alison Lohman delivers a spot on portrayal of a naive teenager fascinated by her fathers profession.
The real benefit of Sony Reader devices is that they also support library lending, so if your local public library offers this service (powered by OverDrive), you'll be able to borrow books for free.
Also, you may not be able to use the Amazon Instant Video app, and the Kindle app from the Kindle Fire which supports Amazon's eBook lending library, personal documents, and other advanced features doesn't work.
Right now these loans are only denominated in ether (which some dApps accept), but eventually Dharma wants to be able to support the borrowing and lending of any crypto asset.
The Washington, D.C. - based Mortgage Bankers Association lent its support to the proposal, saying in a statement that many borrowers who have the income and credit to cover a loan will now be able to buy a home.