The bank had just turned him down for a loan to expand his factory.

The bank turned into a library, and then an art center.

Central banks always turn the money tap on or off.

A bank of tiny red lights upon a panel turned green practically as one.

Instead, local banks turn around and sell the contract to service the loan.

More recently, the bank turned its focus from the third world to industrial nations.

The banks couldn't turn him down if he had that much cash collateral.

This is because most banks have turned these people down due to their lack of prior credit.

Immediately, a bank of indicators turned from yellow to steady green.

After the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s, banks turned their attention away from company loans towards private credit.