Sentence examples for take on loan from inspiring English sources

Also, as part of the project, the centre plans to take on loan Thomas's notebooks which, in 1941, he sold to the University of Buffalo; and an oral histories project is planned to capture the memories of the few people still alive who knew Thomas.

"They sometimes work nearly 40 hours a week with full course loads; their parents take on loan debt that they cannot truly afford to repay; they sometimes get denied for Parents PLUS Loans and find aunts and cousins and grandparents to co-sign," he continued.

Banks take on loans of one sort or another and then sell them off, collecting fees for their trouble.

It also hurts those who cannot put down the total price of a car or a stove, since banks—if they cannot adjust their rates according to the credit risk simply will not take on loan-seekers who may have a bad credit history.

Student Rose Grier: "I specifically said, 'I can't take on loans,' and [the EDMC for-profit college recruiter] said 'Oh, you won't be taking on loans".

In both cases, borrowers take on loans they can't afford to pay back.

More and more, people are choosing not to pursue higher education because of the costs, and those who do take on loans are struggling to successfully save and invest in important assets after graduation.

He was taken on loan by Dortmund when its new coach, Jürgen Klopp, began building a new team on scant resources.

In order to compete, the private art museums are forced to exhibit blockbuster exhibitions taken on loan from other museums and collectors.

Wolves manager Dean Saunders says he plans to take on-loan Hibs striker Leigh Griffiths back to the Championship club.

They'd taken on loans and worked many jobs.