Sentence examples similar to a loan to float from inspiring English sources
The House of Representatives approved a bill earlier this year that would allow the interest rate on future loans to float.
In three days, residents had amassed a mountain of more than 5,000 rusted hulks for recycling, and the county had to float a loan to keep it growing.
The company offered to float a loan to benefit the Confederacy.
"You get your check yet?" Suddenly, she is the successful star in her universe who is supposed to cover the cost of the family reunion, give career advice to the nieces and nephews, show up for their basketball games, float a loan to whoever needs it.
(His family money came in handy when he floated a loan to Jack Warner!).
"I took a loan to come to the city.
Unlike most people drowning in debt and qualifying for $0 loan payments—Haze figured out a way to float.
When you teach a kid to float.
Anyone want to float me a loan?
The evidence for a sale seemed strong, as Brazilian attempts to float a multi-million-dollar loan against the value of their coffee crop in 1908 were unsuccessful.
To overcome a financial crisis in 1888, Compagnie Universelle du Canal Interocéanique (the French Panama Canal Company), originally sponsored by Ferdinand de Lesseps, needed to float a lottery loan to raise money.
