verb
definition
To lend (something) to (someone).
Examples of loaned in a Sentence
There was no way to discern if it was the vehicle loaned to Howie.
The requirements include the percentage of the home's market value that can be loaned and the minimum down payment.
Instead, they were getting a five percent return on money they had loaned in prior years.
The amount of the equity available to be loaned usually increases the longer the homeowner pays on the mortgage.
Women received 25,587 SBA loans in 2005, for a total of $3.4 billion loaned nationwide.
If the money is not repaid, the item left as a deposit is kept by the person who loaned the cash.
Since its founding in 2005, Kiva has loaned out nearly a quarter of a billion dollars and is repaid almost 99 percent of the time.
Loaned amounts are often not as large as the entire value of the home.
If you don't want to break the piggy bank by pouring loaned money into an eco-clean house, consider a straw bale home.
Whether you have bad debts as part of your business or loaned someone money who has never made a move to pay it back, using an online collection agency can make your road to recovery a little easier.
A friend loaned him a small four-track recorder with which he changed his life.
State bonds were issued and public lands were sold to secure capital, and the notes of the banks, loaned on security, became a medium of exchange.
Park, the entire collection of Edwards's manuscripts loaned to him by Tryon Edwards was transferred to Yale University.
His collection of paintings and sculpture, much of which had long been loaned to the Metropolitan Museum, was sold in January 1886.
He has been loaned a bed from the hospital that has an inflatable mattress to prevent pressure sores.
William Arthur, an Irish Methodist loaned to the Wesleyan Missionary Society, was one of the influential theologians of the nineteenth century.
To facilitate the work of the reporter he loaned him a typewritten copy of the speech.
Like lighters, loaned picks usually don't make it back to their original owner.
She dressed hurriedly in the clothes Sarah had loaned her and ran fingers through her hair, wishing she had a comb.
Incidentally, the ring and other jewelry used in the movie is real and was loaned to the production by Chopard.Even when used in a movie, engagement rings must be believable and must match the personalities of the characters involved.