Sentence examples for a borrowed one from inspiring English sources

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago has a vision; it's too bad that it seems to be a borrowed one.

If you ever find yourself at a different computer — another one of your own machines, or even a borrowed one — you still have access to your files; you can download and upload them from that Web repository.

(Picture book; ages 4 to 8) Every child knows the fine line between a stolen bike and a "borrowed" one.

While (iii) states a condition under which I buy Lambert a cello (presumably he first learns by using a borrowed one, or maybe he hires one), (iv) states a necessary condition of Lambert learning to play the instrument in the first place (there may be others too).

Be sure that it is your book that you're marking up and not a borrowed one.

I love to go a-wandering, among its open stacks; I like to pull a random book off the shelf, a hardly borrowed one, knowing that I am about to be the first person who has opened it in 10, or 20, or even 80 years.

Instead of using a key, I borrowed one of the radio frequency ID tags that drivers swipe over a reader, and I hit the "engine start" button to get rolling.

Upbraided for his brash style and reckless brinkmanship, Varoufakis hit back with a tweet that borrowed one of US president Franklin D Roosevelt's more memorial lines: "They are unanimous in their hate for me; and I welcome their hatred".

While many Hindus were amused that a news magazine borrowed one of their sacred icons, others, tired of seeing their religious symbols demeaned by advertisers and satirists, were offended.

Our apartment was always cold, so I had a sweater on, plus I borrowed one of his big, bulky sweaters.

One informant with a driving licence did not own a car but sometimes borrowed one.