loan out

How much of that is going to be loaned out?

They are loaned out for one week, at a charge.

It's probably the last time it will be loaned out.

A further 10 players have either been loaned out or released.

Again, therefore, he was loaned out to gain playing experience.

An individual may also loan out medical equipment on an informal basis.

I told them the third telescope was loaned out and being used for research.

A bank is a place where money can be saved or loaned out from.

Players may be loaned out to other clubs for several reasons.

Because banks don't just loan out money—they borrow it themselves, too.

That means the average worker is loaning out 7.5 percent of his or her pay to the government, interest free.

Let's say the bank loaned out one thousand dollars to the government and wants ten percent interest in return.

They had even been loaned out to neighboring states twice.

Its holdings can be loaned out to interested teachers or students.

Treasury has already loaned out or committed $290 billion of the first half.

If approved this would be the largest single amount loaned out since the program began.

In this job, he has been loaned out to companies that need a temporary business executive.

One player was sold with several youngsters being loaned out.

The centre also loans out its free video called Independent Living.

Now they have, and they've educated more than 20,000 of those students, loaned out over a hundred million dollars.

Therefore, and to gain match practice, he was loaned out to 1.

He was loaned out twice during his 5-year spell with the club.

That's because the vast majority of the models are loaned out.

It also loans out items for display at other museums and institutions of learning.

Later in the season, he was loaned out to Concordia.