Sentence examples for loaned not from inspiring English sources

Recently, the Barbican in London offered an eye-opening show titled "Magnificent Obsessions: The Artist as Collector," which was comprised of personal collections amassed by Peter Blake, Damien Hirst, Sol LeWitt and Jim Shaw, who loaned not only paintings by other artists, but eccentric assortments of objects.

They trade as loans, not as securities.

Remember that these are loans, not handouts.

The company uses the slogan, "Process Loans, Not Paperwork".

These countries give loans, not grants, to Morocco.

Because banks make money from loans, not from deposits.

Second, the investment is a loan, not a gift.

Richard paid back £325,000 for loans not properly recorded.

Nor does it include loans not backed by the government.

"We're making loans, not taking equity," Mr. Kaplan said.

… I couldn't get a bank loan, not only when I started, but years later.