Sentence examples for i loan from inspiring English sources

How much I loan you also depends on how much I have in the fund on this particular day.

"I tell them 'it isn't your room, I loan it to you, I let you live there, so don't close the door'".

The disease was rampaging through the population, partly because the city had allowed large public gatherings, including a citywide parade in support of a World War I loan drive, to go on as planned.

The value of capital is (obviously) related to time: if I loan you a dollar to use for a week, it is worth more to you than if I give it to you for a day.

'See, that's a bullet hole.' I loan him my binoculars and show him the house across the wadi on the Palestinian side with the hole made by the tank shell, and resist the temptation to say: 'That's what I call a bullet hole.' You can even see the hole with the naked eye.

If I loan my tools or house to you, I am taking a substantial risk that you'll abuse my property.

"I loaned the bones to my niece, who is studying medicine," he explained.

I loaned him a pen and a notebook, and he filled pages with obscure information.

I loaned it to a classmate on weekends, and he gave me money in exchange.

"If I loaned $20, I would make you pay me back $5 on Friday".

I loaned him money and he tries to get out of it, the way it looks.