Sentence examples for loans lessons from inspiring English sources

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Ueltschi bought first plane with $3,500 loan, gave lessons in open-cockpit biplane.

Although the club and school are primarily aimed at teaching Bangladeshis how to surf, they will happily loan gear and give lessons to any traveller passing through.

In return for long-term loans, poor nations got mandatory lessons in capitalism, what might be called the teach-a-man-to-trade theory of aid.

His rural-development policies may appear attractive on the surface, but dig deeper and you find a health-care system close to bankruptcy and a raft of government-backed loans that ignore the essential lessons of microlending.

As he wrote in his own autobiography in 1976, "I offered to finance her lessons — on a loan basis.

Madeleine May Kunin has her heart in the right place ("A Math Lesson on College Loans," Op-Ed, June 13), but calling for more government in the student loan market just doesn't add up.

He is a player who has learned the lessons of his loan spell at QPR last season and applied them to move his career on to its next stage at Spurs and with England.

School children in England are to have lessons warning them against loan sharks.

Lesson learned: Getting aid and loans from the Western donors and banks is like taking candy from a child.

In the fantastic "Dance Lesson" on loan from the National Gallery in Washington, the composition comes even closer to a photographer's way of organizing space.