Sentence examples for borrowed not from inspiring English sources
To be anti-politics now means wanting something new, not old, not borrowed, not blue.
Chippendale and other cabinetmakers borrowed not only ornament from the French rocaille but designs for individual types.
Some hip-hop artists borrowed not only from Brown or early soul, but also many white artists too, such as Lou Reed.
Wasn't Freudenberger anxious about appropriating her friend's experiences, even though it was just the outline of her situation that she borrowed, not the story of her marriage?
To write "My Struggle," Knausgaard borrowed not only Geir's idea for a title but some of his friend's devil-may-care abandon.
Aptly, then, many celebrities are, in fact, playing dress-up: much of the jewellery worn on red carpets is borrowed, not bought.
We are borrowing, not saving.
They borrow not just from the bond markets, but also from the banks.
Also, I have been told that the student should borrow; not the parent.
If students and their families borrow not with their heads but over them, dire consequences can easily follow.
"How you borrow, not just how much you borrow, really matters," said Lauren Asher, president of the Institute for College Access and Success, the parent organization of the Project on Student Debt.
