Sentence examples for contemporary loans from inspiring English sources

"The exhibition will draw on the British Museum's extensive South African collection which will be exhibited alongside key archaeological, historic and contemporary loans from South Africa.

I'm in debt to the tune of about £4,000 – small fry compared to most contemporary student loans – however my debt actually has to be paid back, monthly, with killer interest.

The paintings by Turner, Constable and their contemporaries are all loans from the Tate – but many have spent several lifetimes in store.

Here is an astonishing array of vintage and contemporary pictures, on loan from the collection of the New York art dealer and collector Charles Cowles.

Many go on long-term loans to contemporary art museums in various countries.

The film presents contemporary victors often brandishing loans, grants, gunboat diplomacy and a righteous attitude - still disguised as gifts to convert, civilize and exploit.

The Lookout Lounges are to feature original contemporary oil paintings a loan from the Grand Central Galleries, they are to be selected by a committee consisting of F. H. Baird Erwin S Barriee, and Henry Dreyfuss, who designed the interior of the train.

The floral prints on the walls have been replaced with contemporary artwork, which is on loan and changes regularly.

The winning work will become part of UniCredit's collection to be loaned to a contemporary art museum in the prize winner's country.

Located in the West End, near Vancouver's gay village along Davie Street, the hotel showcases contemporary Northwest Coast art on loan from the prestigious University of British Columbia's Museum of Anthropology, as well as modern and contemporary works courtesy of the Buschlen Mowatt Galleries.

It's an instant, interest-free loan specifically for contemporary art.