Sentence examples for important loan from inspiring English sources

MORTGAGE brokers have long served as an important loan source.

The Topkapi Museum had agreed to an important loan for an exhibition about the Haj that the BM was planning for January 2012.

The John Rylands University Library of Manchester lost an important loan collection as a result of its sale of books in 1988.

"So, when our colleagues at the Hermitage asked if we might also make an important loan to celebrate their 250th anniversary, the trustees immediately answered Yes.

In 1990, "Opus Sacrum," an exhibition of her collection of Western religious art, appeared at the Royal Castle in Warsaw, drawing critical praise at a time when Polish museums, still emerging from the burden of Communism, were struggling to pay for important loan exhibitions.

If you're going to qualify for an important loan down the line — say, a mortgage — you need to build up that credit history, and that still requires actually getting in the door.

The show includes important loans from the Morgan Library, which at present is closed.

They are supplemented with important loans from museums and private collections.

He has also managed to secure important loans, including some precious, rarely exhibited images from private collections.

And now again as the Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Byzantium and Islam: Age of Transition" opens without some important loans from Egypt.

Still, they managed to get important loans of art and objects that originally came from Mount Athos but were now in other collections.