Sentence examples for was only loaned from inspiring English sources

But June was only loaned $194 per acre.

But shortly before BCAM and its 60,000 square feet of galleries opened, Broad had let it slip that he was only loaning his art to LACMA and would not be donating his holdings to any museum.

These sovereign rights were only loaned to Parliament, which should be elected on a wide popular franchise and hold the people's rights in trust.

He thought he was only on loan to Henry Luce until he could support himself as a serious writer.

Power was only on loan to Parliament from the people; therefore, most MPs being useless, it was better if the people ran things themselves.

But it was only on loan from a foundation controlled by the Texas billionaire Ross Perot, who bought it in 1984 for $1.5 million.

In this case, the Met has not provided any such details, citing the fact the piece was only on loan.

Peru claims that the mummies and other artefacts were only ever loaned to Yale and is preparing legal action to recover artefacts that Bingham removed.

Peru says the artefacts were only ever loaned to Yale, and that an earlier deal to repatriate the objects fell apart two years ago.

The loan was only agreed a fortnight ago.

By then, he said, that loan was only 10 percent of the value of the vineyard.