Sentence examples for loan to keep from inspiring English sources

When payment was due two weeks later, she needed another loan to keep afloat.

If you needed a short-term loan to keep from getting evicted, would you tell your teenage son?

In November Mr. McCain took out a $3 million loan to keep the race alive through New Hampshire.

A Fannie Mae software program, Home Saver Solutions, allows him to modify the loan to keep it from defaulting.

Days earlier, the United States' government had granted Uruguay a $1.5 billion emergency loan to keep its banks afloat.The IMF loan to Brazil was not entirely unexpected.

Mr Darling authorised the Bank of England to provide a secret emergency loan to keep the bank afloat, but a more fundamental bail-out was needed.

"We need to keep funding those loans to keep the lights on".

Some lenders make larger and riskier loans to keep clients from moving to a competitor.

When the loan did not come through, Mr. Sciame said, he provided bridge loans, "to keep the museum operating".

Moscow's satrapy was unable to create a flourishing economy, relying on loans to keep itself afloat.

The banks that kept loans on their books have been more ready to work out loans to keep people in their homes.