Sentence examples for borrowing a thing from inspiring English sources

"House and Senate passage of the balanced budget amendment will make reckless borrowing a thing of the past and will ensure that our children enjoy futures full of opportunity," Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the majority leader, said in a recent op-ed article.

Watching him really helped me mold my craft, borrowing a few things from him and a few things from other places and really making your own craft.

Have a break from your work occasionally and look into how other artists maintained a strong bond with their passion for art; simple things like borrowing a book from the library on some of the greatest artists or visiting popular art museums or exhibitions such as Tate Modern, Calvert 22, Yvonne Lambert, and Orel art.

"I'm also not advocating for keeping the damn thing open and borrowing a million dollars a minute.

One of the few things that worked was borrowing a colleague's large pink Legos.

This did, for example, include using a borrowed thing in a way which went beyond that agreed with the lender (furtum usus), such as borrowing a horse and riding it for longer than agreed.

It's a borrowed thing, a loaned vocabulary on an older Gaelic syntax.

In the end, Stephanie Plum doesn't borrow a gun, or shoot a thing.

Put together, these things serve (to borrow a phrase from "The Great Leader") to percolate Sunderson's brain.

Preying on an impressionable young mind, she cheated at Monopoly, got me into trouble, and had a habit of borrowing my things without asking.

In "Life in Dearth," a girl who lives in a seaside village likes to indulge in "borrowing" miscellaneous things from Gypsies who live by the shore; as her borrowing continues, she becomes more indebted, ultimately finding her life inexorably changed.