Sentence examples for materials on loan from inspiring English sources

This presumption is a mistake, I think, because the materials on loan here from the Bibliothèque Nationale de France are being shown for the first time outside of Paris.

The present show features more than 50 of the artist's best paintings, drawings, original posters, magazine covers and advertisements, all of the material on loan from the Haggin Museum in Stockton, Calif., a major repository of this long-forgotten artist's work.

Cardiac output monitoring equipment was provided on loan by LiDCO Ltd.

The beacons are provided on loan to hunters and travelers by the local fire department.

Much of this material was on loan from the Galliera.

The exhibition musters a dozen sculptures in various materials, most of which are on loan from Ms. Butterfield and have rarely been exhibited, if at all.

She remembers seeing crates of excavated material arriving at the university on loan from the Thai government.

Twenty-seven pieces from the series are being shown at the Guggenheim, and most of those have been "re-enacted," in Ms. Munroe's word, with new materials; the others are existing works on loan.

Around 80 works will be on display — monumental paintings, drawings and decorative materials — including four 1914 wall panels on loan from the Museum of Modern Art that Kandinsky made for Edwin R. Campbell, founder of the Chevrolet Motor Company, for the foyer of his New York apartment.

On-loan James Tredwell finished unbeaten on 50.

On-loan Chelsea striker Bamford opens scoring.