Sentence examples for borrowing points from inspiring English sources

* Rising borrowing points to underlying economic strength.

George Lucas's barely-seen sci-fi nightmare "THX-1138" is another borrowing point.

Mr Miliband had intended to say Labour would take a "tough new approach" on borrowing, pointing out that the annual level of interest on government debt it would inherit was larger than the entire schools budget.

Ms. Rimes said that the song "Borrowed" pointed the way for the rest of "Spitfire".

Devlin is unapologetic about the borrow, pointing out that the new context completely transforms the rain's meaning and effect.

He took a shuttle bus to the Bulls' plane and jokingly asked Coach Vinny Del Negro, whose team had arrived to play the Grizzlies, if he could borrow point guard Derrick Rose for the weekend.

The premonitions she experiences lead to the film's climax, a sequence borrowed (almost point by point) from Mark Pellington's "Mothman Prophecies" (2002).

Mr. Stone continued making the spots change, at one point "borrowing" a spot from the woman's sleeve to change a four to a five and back again.

At the time, the bank faced concerns that its high borrowing rates pointed to a weak financial position.

At the time, when high borrowing costs pointed to poor financial health, banks were artificially depressing the rates to project a stronger image.

Federal officials justified no more borrowing by pointing to the trillions added to the national debt since 2007 to finance Washington's "crisis response" programme.