Sentence examples for loans to play from inspiring English sources

Such people do not need loans to play and offer better margins, because casinos do not need to pay junkets a cut.

If foreclosures are not stanched soon and if lending does not loosen, the White House should drop its opposition to allowing Fannie Mae — the government-sponsored agency that is the nation's largest buyer of home loans — to play a role in alleviating the mortgage crisis.

They include the tall Togo international Emmanuel Adebayor, the Brazilian Jo, and a trio of others already sent out on loan to play for other teams.

O'Hara has not featured for Spurs during the current campaign because of a long-term back problem but he recently appeared in two full-scale practice matches and was keen to go out on loan to play regular first-team football again.

If he wants to go on loan to play more, we will try to give him that".

The best way to do that is to go out on loan to play first-team football," Bamford said.

Northants have signed Middlesex wicketkeeper-batsman Adam Rossington on a month's loan to play in all formats.

Chelsea defender Wallace will join Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem on a season-long loan to play first-team football.

De Bruyne added: "I have signed now and I will go back for six months on loan to play some games and gain more experience.

"I went away on loan only to play games," he said.

Note the way it's "training" rather than playing, and that is the awkward truth about what Wright-Phillips has become – a non-footballing footballer, fully aware he is not in Queens Park Rangers' first-team plans but unwilling, according to Harry Redknapp, to lose his formidable salary by taking up one of several loan offers to play elsewhere.