Sentence examples for always been to borrow from inspiring English sources

The relationship between movies and dreams has always been — to borrow a term from psychoanalysis — overdetermined.

The solution was to borrow more.

One is to borrow.

"His prescription is to borrow even more.

Nonetheless, they have always been - to borrow a quote from Tony Blair in 2005 - a blunt instrument.

This does not mean, though, that all essays have always been participatory, or to borrow Tall and D'Agata's term since it is the one that seems to have stuck lyric.

A simple banking rule has always been, don't borrow more principal than you can repay.

This land has never been owned by its oppressors, it has always been borrowed, with interest.

If Mr. Abdallah was in the process of stealing millions of dollars, his father reasoned, why would he always be asking him to borrow 10 bucks?

However the mayor would advise Londoners to always be careful if borrowing money and to be particularly cautious of punitive interest rates".

There were always people to borrow money off.