Lent in a sentence

In addition to two days of fasting in Lent, on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, Catholics 14 and older are obligated to abstain from eating meat during Fridays in Lent.

Owner Chi Nguyen told us, "This week is always gonna be our biggest week because of Lent season and the ending of Lent.

Every June, the two-week Lent Festival (named after the waterfront district called Lent) is held, with hundreds of musical, theatrical and other events.

Lent is not for the sake of Lent itself, as fasting is not for the sake of fasting.

Therefore, the significance of Great Lent is highly appraised, not only by the monks who gradually increased the length of time of the Lent, but also by the lay people themselves.

After retiring from TV, Chan lent his storytelling talents to producing about the murder of Donnie Chin that was featured in the Seattle Asian American Film Festival and caught the attention of local politicians.

Also in the book, the duke says that Kate reluctantly lent Meghan her lip gloss, was “taken aback” by the request to borrow it and “grimaced” when Meghan squeezed some onto her finger and applied it to her lips.

And she has most likely lent a huge helping hand to ensure that everything goes smoothly for your celebration.

An initial exercise was held in the environs of Fort Delimara, kindly lent by Heritage Malta, with the main venue of the exercise being a quarry at Ta’ Kandja that perfectly simulated the type of terrain faced in the aftermath of a natural disaster.

As it’s an animated movie, many stars have lent their voices to the characters, including Billy Bletcher (Big Bad Wolf), Pinto Colvig (Practical Pig), Dorothy Compton (Fifer Pig), Mary Moder (Fiddler Pig), and Shirley Reed (Little Red Riding Hood).

As one of the prototypes for the franchise's crossovers, "Entitled" effectively blends the casts of both shows and lent credibility to when it was in its infancy.

A spokesman for the council said that the administration would be “working closely with political groups and stakeholders” and that councillors would meet later this month “to consider a range of options” to recoup money lent to the attraction.

As St. Patrick’s Day sometimes falls during Holy Week, and the church avoids holding feast days during certain solemnities such as Lent, there have been times when the feast day has moved to a different day.

Behind this detail also lies the entire explanation of nistìa (lent).

Bernadette saw Our Lady for the first time on a cold and rainy Thursday, the week before Lent.

Billy Carter -- President Jimmy's black sheep brother and a man who spent much of his adult life sloshed -- proudly lent his name to the brand.

Bonnie Floyd Ministries, a nonprofit organisation dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities, through their partnership with One Desk, lent its expertise to funding the purchase of the playground.

Brunello Cucinelli, the fashion designer, said the “ease and sportiness” of western style lent itself to perennial cycles of popularity.

Dozens of wealthy clients, including AFL heavyweights and racing identities, invested millions of dollars with the law firm, which lent out money to first mortgagors at significantly higher rates of interest than offered by the banks.

During Lent with our diocesan pilgrimage, we’ve been kneeling to be with Jesus and to pray,” Bishop Brennan said.