Sentence examples for borrowed and returned from inspiring English sources

Francis Dosne, a retired Nestlé executive, said he had recently borrowed and returned Warren Buffett's biography.

In Larchmont, for example, the Friends of the Library puts donated paperbacks on a cart, to be borrowed and returned.

On the University of Nigeria campus, where I grew up, books (and videocassettes) drifted in and out of homes, borrowed and returned, creased and torn, passed around.

"Borrowed and returned money should have been used for the benefit of the homeowner association and working for the owners.

Unlike her precursor, Dirk Benedict, Katee Sackhoff does not steal scenes so much as she merely borrows and returns them.

At Google, the company offers a 'Grab and Go' program that allows employees to use self-service stations to quickly borrow and return Chromebooks without having to go through a lengthy IT approval process.

Your library should have thousands of options, and it costs nothing to borrow and return books until you find out what sort of thing you like.

Try your fave stores and your closet (maybe even an older sister's closet or a friends closet if you're on a budget--make sure they say it's okay to borrow whatever you want to borrow and return it promptly).

At Home Live Art you could consider what you borrowed and never returned from a neighbour in Emma Frankland's A Cup of Sugar.

"Hamilton" and the Books That Hamilton Held: discovering the books that Burr and Hamilton borrowed (and mostly returned), in the New Yorker.

The Trustees will consider any request for any part of the collection to be borrowed and then returned, subject to the usual considerations of condition and fitness to travel and this has always been made clear to the world".