Sentence examples similar to borrowed substitute from inspiring English sources

"Drive" is somber, slick and earnest, and also a prisoner of its own emptiness, substituting moods for emotions and borrowed style for real audacity.

But beyond suggesting that concepts can be borrowed from engineering and computing science, the nature of the substitute lexicon is unclear.

Some of the Bantu-speaking peoples who reached southern Africa from their homeland in western Africa some 2,000 years ago have borrowed certain clicks from the Khwe, one use being to substitute for consonants in taboo words.

D.C. United was undermanned in the late stages of Saturday's preseason opener, so in need of a substitute after making 10 changes at halftime, Coach Ben Olsen borrowed someone from second-division Bethlehem Steel for the last 10 minutes.

For advertisers aiming at blacks, it is the only place to go.BET was launched in 1979 after Mr Johnson borrowed a business plan for a cable channel for the elderly, and substituted the word "black" throughout.

Borrowed Plumage.

I borrowed jewelry, glasses.

He borrowed her car.

"It is not borrowed.

I borrowed money".

I borrowed $13 million.