"I had zero borrowings from the estate," he said.
How quickly can I drawdown more borrowings through my credit cards and so on.
Borrowings from Native American languages are surely manhandled—I'm no expert, but I don't know if I believe that the residents of Nachitoches (bizarrely, "NAK-i-tish"), Louisiana, pronounce their city like their namesake tribe did.
Is there a way I can put all my borrowings in one place to cut the cost of the interest payments?
If I am not mistaken, casual borrowings from Rembrandt and Goya (the use of space) and John Constable (the sky, mostly) appear within several paintings here, along with sly nods to other artists.
A successful music executive has to understand the distinction between borrowing that is transformative and borrowing that is merely derivative, and that distinction, I realized, was what was missing from the discussion of Bryony Lavery's borrowings.
This is what was done with the massive borrowings that were run up during World War I, after which exchange controls were imposed in Britain and other countries, stopping investors from moving their money abroad and compelling them to accept negative returns.
It is this huge liquidity glut that is supporting US Government's debt spending, US consumer's borrow and spend frenzy, huge borrowings of private equity firms and other M&A activities, enormous borrowings of hedge funds and so on.
As Cameron went on, however, I started to worry less about the borrowings from Blair and the clunkiness of the speech-writing ("Labour: you're not for working people, you're for hurting people"), and to pay more attention to the message.
He said: "Having read his affidavit, I have been unable to locate any other borrowings to justify these creditors.
