"He has borrowed his authority from death".
He has borrowed money from everyone he knows.
He has borrowed objects from museum and private collections nationwide and written a substantial research catalog.
He has borrowed about $25,000 over the last two years.
He has borrowed money, but is now too poor even to provide food and clothing for his family; his son has dropped out of school.
He has borrowed from the Kanye camp a wardrobe of oversized, neutral-toned layers that is part Yeezy, part Star Wars, part Marques Almeida – and totally now.
He has borrowed a clutch of bright ideas from Bill Clinton's favourite think-tank, the Democratic Leadership Council, and endorsed Medicare reforms suggested by one of the Democratic Party's brightest luminaries, Louisiana's John Breaux.
He has borrowed money to build a new home for them on the edge of Takoradi.
In all, he has borrowed $61.5 million from Worldcom's shareholders.
The money he has borrowed will have to be paid back.
Over the years he has borrowed more than $2bn from the institution.
