Sentence examples for Might I borrow from inspiring English sources

At that moment a young thing touched him on the shoulder and said, "Might I borrow your glasses for just a moment?" They doubt he will recover in time for the Belmont Stakes.

I might borrow a cup of sugar, but if so, I'm sure to repay the debt the next day.

He tells me his lucky number is 95 so I might borrow that.

Or – if I might borrow your vernacular – enough with the grown-up politics already.

Ha, I might borrow that one, for the next time my editor takes issue with something.

One day I might borrow a couple of quid and get some pot noodles, and then not eat for a day or two.

Besides, if I might borrow a catchphrase often used in association with another popular innovation, CCTV: "If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to worry about".

In contrast, I might borrow Peter Brook's term "Holy Theatre" to categorize our theatre classics classically done - our tamer R+J's, our seasonal Christmas Carol's, our beloved musicals and tasteful comedies.

"I was afraid I might subconsciously borrow a joke," Meyer told me.

I might have to borrow one to record stuff when we're on the road.

Here we discuss where qCP approaches might best borrow or start anew for CIT.