Sentence examples for loaned their from inspiring English sources

"Many collectors who loaned their pieces did not wish their identity to be known and acted through agents," he said.

In addition to donations from automakers, others cities have loaned their E.V.'s to the relief effort.

It was cheap: designers often loaned their clothes free of charge in exchange for a credit (and still do).

They loaned their artwork to the West Fries Museum and, free of belongings, the family lived on the site, using the garage and a some temporary buildings.

Plymouth, having loaned their transfer-listed Dutch defender Marcel Seip to Blackpool, must surely have rued their decision to allow him to play against them.

By Merriam Modell The New Yorker, July 31, 1943 P. 55 The Harrisons loaned their cottage to Mr. and Mrs. Levy for the month of August.

Rummenigge's argument is that the clubs lose out by loaning their valuable players to the national associations.

He also said that because data will be accessed through the cloud, users could loan their machines to other people.

They can browse through the profiles of the different borrowers to decide who to loan their money out to.

They simply charge a huge fee for basically the gift of loaning their name.

Collectors often loan their works out to museums and occasionally donate them to museums upon their death.