Sentence examples for loaned to him from inspiring English sources

An American correspondent was using a car loaned to him by a Japanese newspaper.

He competed in a LZR Racer suit that was loaned to him at a meet last weekend.

The Amati was loaned to him for the Shostakovich concerto at the BBC competition, but it wasn't the instrument wot won it.

It also argued that Baxter owed the team money for damaging a car that was loaned to him and for $27,348.28 in fines, including $1,500 for swearing at a referee and $9,000 for criticizing his coach and teammates.

Eliot finished "The Waste Land" before "Ulysses" was published, but he had already read nearly the entire novel, first in The Egoist, where some of the early chapters were serialized, and then in a manuscript loaned to him by Joyce himself.

Preferring to use instruments with gut strings instead of modern steel ones, he plays mostly on the "Marquis de Corberon" Stradivarius (made in 1726) loaned to him by the Royal Academy of Music.This month he launches "Music in the Shadow of War", a series of four concerts showcasing chamber music composed before, during and after the two world wars.

A lack of first team opportunities saw him being loaned to Tranmere Rovers, before being loaned to Northampton Town.

The broker wants to guarantee that your loan to him is repaid.

Mr. Tétreault has been playing a 250-year-old British instrument by an unknown maker, also on loan to him.

In 2000, for example, after the stock had plunged, CSX decided to reverse a $25 million loan to him.

The businessman Axel Springer made a permanent loan to him of a Stradivarius violin, the King Maximilian.