Bassanio borrows a sum of money from Shylock so that he can woo Portia.
Fifteen years ago she decided to use that space to start a business with her husband and she made a very difficult decision to borrow a little sum of money from a couple of moneylenders.
Illegal migrants typically have a grace period of two or three days after arriving in America, and borrow a large sum of money to pay their snakeheads — thereby indenturing themselves to friends, family, or loan sharks.
He found the report believable because as a banker with contacts throughout the banking industry he knew the club was trying to borrow a huge sum of money but with no success.
Self Lender takes on the problem by letting people borrow a small sum of money that is held in escrow.
Moreover, the province needed to borrow a large sum of money to meet even its short-term obligations, and the UFA, as a lame duck government, was unable to make promises to would-be creditors.
For instance, a struggling industrial firm may have taken on a great deal of risk by borrowing a substantial sum of money.
But when a country borrows a vast sum of money, it obviously comes with strings attached.
It sounds like a chapter from a cheesy spy novel: far-right European party, in financial trouble, borrows a big sum of cash from a hawkish Russian president.
"It is as if the government has simply borrowed a huge sum of money and handed it over to companies" he says.
A Tennessee doctor borrowed a large sum of money from a female patient and then falsely diagnosed her with a mental disorder when she asked for it back, according to a state regulatory commission.
