Sentence examples for borrowed a total of from inspiring English sources

The banks borrowed a total of $50.7 billion at a fixed rate of 0.59 percent.

It says that by June 1, it expects to have borrowed a total of $21.4 billion from the Treasury.

A day after banks were given the opportunity to bid for the funds, the ECB announced that 800 financial institutions had borrowed a total of €529.53bn, in line with market forecasts.

The panel estimated that the government's approach could cost taxpayers as much as $2.1 billion if it were to be applied to all the banks and Wall Street firms that have borrowed a total of $240 billion since last fall.

Shackleford did admit in February that he borrowed a total of $60,000 while in college from two men - Kramer and Larry Gillman of Ridgefield, Conn., a coach turned agent.

A previous refinancing in 2010 revealed that the six children of the late Malcolm Glazer – the brothers Avram, Bryan, Edward, Kevin and Joel and their sister, Darcie Glazer Kassewitz – had borrowed a total of £10m from the club and been paid £10m in "management and administration fees".

Pay-day opponents offer anecdotal stories of customers overwhelmed by mounting debt, such as the borrower who rolled over loans 24 times in 15 months, borrowing a total of $400 yet paying back $1,364 and still left owing $248.But the true social cost of pay-day lending is more ambiguous.

She defeated two other resolutions that called for borrowing a total of $200,000.

That student will borrow a total of $24,050 and make $276.77 payments each month for 10 years to repay the loan.

More than 500 banks took up the offer, borrowing a total of $640 billion, far more than expected.

On Wednesday, the European Central Bank announced that 523 banks would borrow a total of 489.2 billion euros ($640 billion).