Sentence examples for loans for this from inspiring English sources
Bank of America paid Countrywide Home Loans for this sale by issuing it a note for $19.7 billion.
"I am not taking out any loans for this purchase since the interest rates are too high.
The Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority will again offer loans for this academic year after securing $400 million through bond sales.
It has taken the Tate years to assemble the loans for this exhibition: the Turners that enthralled, enraged or bewildered his contemporaries are now prized as highly as any of the old masters he challenged.
Chinese paintings began to show, as they had never done before, the emperor playing sports: foreign games such as polo, football and mini-golf with two sticks and a Chinese one of pitching arrows into a pot.Negotiating the loans for this show has taken several years.
And at their third-quarter earnings conference call last Wednesday, executives of Sallie Mae, a private lender, spoke of the "transition risks," saying many schools' financial aid offices are thinly staffed, have only just finished processing loans for this academic year and would have trouble making the transition to a new lending system in time for next year.
The prints were done on commission from MassMutual Insurance Company and are on loan for this exhibition.
"I'm not interested in a loan for this," Mr. Trump said.
Only one picture is notable for its absence: "Christ's Entry into Brussels in 1889", Ensor's mural-sized burlesque masterpiece, which the Getty Museum refused to loan for this show.Ensor was not his own best ambassador.
Bought by the National Gallery of Australia, and apparently one of its most popular works, the painting is on loan for this large survey exhibition of the American artist's career.
Each of the properties in this scheme cost the council £30,000 to renovate, and like all the other £1 house owners – the description makes for a neat headline, even if it is not quite true – he will pay back a loan for this amount over 10 years at a cost of £293 a month, at the end of which he will be mortgage-free.
