Sentence examples for borrow one of the from inspiring English sources

Then you can borrow one of the vintage bikes to explore on.

Try your hand at real Texas BBQ in the full kitchen or on the grill, or enjoy the built-in projection screens; at sunset, borrow one of the house's bikes or kayaks and head to the river to see the Congress Avenue Bridge bats.

She insisted that he borrow one of the Colonel's dark suits, even though it didn't fit well.

To borrow one of the phrases favoured by Mail columnist Richard Littlejohn: you couldn't make it up.

When the police confiscated my bike during a recent Critical Mass ride, I slunk back to Beso to borrow one of the broken bikes from the basement.

In the summer of last year, when Jessica and Holly first went missing, it was - to borrow one of the many clichés that filled the newspapers - 'every parent's nightmare'.

Why didn't I borrow one of those church vehicles with "Catholic Archdiocese of Lagos" emblazoned on its sides?

One of these Souda students, Manir, is about the height of my elbow, fair-skinned, with a close-cropped haircut, pale blue down jacket, and a drawn-on earring (I think he borrows one of the felt tip pens in the entrance hall to trace it anew every morning).

It's like they gave just him a slightly bigger hat and borrowed one of the shirts Eric Stonestreet has to wear on "Modern Family" as Cam.

I packed a small haversack - foolishly forgetting Egil's advice - and borrowed one of the hostel's bicycles.

(Don't be shy about borrowing one of the magnifying glasses at the museum's front desk; many Dürer prints are too finely made for naked eyes).