Sentence examples for chance to borrow from inspiring English sources

Like other small businessmen, they also want the chance to borrow money from a trustworthy bank.

Mounting an independent opera festival requires crazy entrepreneurial vision and a big garden – or a chance to borrow one.

Mr. Holbrooke's current post is his second chance to borrow through the program: his first came when he was ambassador to Germany.

Already having achieved critical mass in Amsterdam, Peerby offers users the chance to borrow items ranging from lawnmowers to digital cameras from their neighbours.

This emphasis in turn implies that there is less and less chance to borrow technology from the industrial leaders as the income levels of the late starters approach those of the more affluent.

TxtLoan is a hi-tech version of the "payday loan" providers springing up in Britain's high streets, offering hard-up consumers the chance to borrow cash to tide themselves over until their next pay cheque.

There is a good chance they won't be able to borrow.

FEDERAL & PRIVATE STUDENT LOANS: Chances are, your child will have to borrow some money to pay for college.

He said he had a chance to join a sideshow upstate and wanted to borrow twenty dollars from her.

Today, basic health services and education have improved, more people have access to clean water and better sanitation, and people's livelihoods have been given a boost with training in new farming techniques and through the creation of village savings and loans associations (VSLAs) – small, community microfinance groups that offer people the chance to save and borrow money.

To borrow a football analogy, it means there are many more chances of promotion than relegation.