Sentence examples for book loaned from inspiring English sources

Before my week at Space Camp, science was a noun, a subject, a collection of facts in a book loaned to me by my teacher, passed down from class to class and student to student, our names etched in ink on the inner cover.

A Manchester school library will use a thumbprint scanner to authorize student book loans.

Just through March, Japan's 14 biggest banks plan to book loan loss charges of $51.5 billion.

The rate per loan is calculated by dividing the total pot by the number of book loans made through local authority-run public libraries.

Since the new library opened in September 2013 book loans have increased 400% and Shaw says the number of children borrowing has also risen dramatically.

An $80-a-year 80-a-year 80-a-yearship gives you unlimited streAmazonof 13,000 movies and TV shows, free two-day shiPrime on Amembershiphases and one free Kindle book loan a month (from a rather limited library).

Book "loans" can last up to 14 days, and the loaner won't be able to read the book while it's "out," so to speak.

All four saw their books loaned more than 1m times in the year ending June 2015.

Every evening, inmates would generally read books loaned from the library and usually an hour or 75 minutes was allocated to the practicing of musical instruments, from the guitar to the accordion.

The same pattern can be found in the details of this year's audio-book loans, which have also – for the first time – been covered by PLR.

Instead of just selling the donated books to raise money, as Friends groups usually do, the Friends of Seven Trees Library also decided to set up an informal book-loan operation.