Sentence examples for I'd like to borrow from inspiring English sources

'I have an idea, and I'd like to borrow it for a while,' he said.

My wife Lynne, I'd like to borrow her PM if I can over here?

"I'd like to borrow your truck for a few hours," he told Jerome.

I'd be even less impressed if the thief asked me if I'd like to borrow them, so long as I returned them all safely to him.

SATURDAY'S PUZZLE — Comedian Jeff Foxworthy is famous for his "You might be a redneck if …" routine, and I'd like to borrow his idea today in order to get to the bottom of an issue that people talk about quite a bit: What, exactly, constitutes "cheating" in crossword puzzle solving?

Then one Friday afternoon, Wolfenden was "wearing a ridiculous thing on my head that we'd customised with gems", while working at a vintage fashion shop, Steinberg and Tolkien, when a mystery customer took a fancy to her headwear, saying: "I'd like to borrow it if I can.

"If General McClellan does not want to use the army, I would like to borrow it for a time," sighed Lincoln.

I'm going to a ball tonight, and I would like to borrow my ancestral crown.' " She was referring to one of two gem-encrusted royal crowns — Empress Josephine's, and one from the Romanovs — which the store had bought from the families' descendants and used in its window displays.

I'm going to a ball tonight, and I would like to borrow my ancestral crown.' " She was referring to one of two gem-encrusted royal crowns Empress Josephine's, and one from the Romanovs which the store had bought from the families' descendants and used in its window displays.

If you are dying I would like to borrow your remains after you die.

I have one message for John Boehner, Eric Cantor, and the House GOP Leadership: If they do not want to use the GOP to lead, I would like to borrow it for a time.