Sentence examples for expected to borrow from inspiring English sources

The new Priceline commercial is expected to borrow from "Star Trek" motifs.

Mr. Viniar told me Goldman expected to borrow more, probably hitting the maximum $35 billion.

By cutting rates, consumers are expected to borrow more and to spend their money rather than save it.

Honduras says it has reopened relations with 86 countries, and is expected to borrow $122m from multilateral lenders this year.

According to government figures, the UK is expected to borrow an additional £800bn in the years up to March 2017.

Miramax's buyers, by contrast, are expected to borrow against receivables of about $300 million, thus writing an equity check of about 55 percent.

(It expects to borrow about $50 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2001).

Consumers and businesses can expect to borrow money more cheaply because of the move.

The county expects to borrow about $200 million for cash flow purposes in the 2003 budget year, less than half the $405 million borrowed in 2001.

Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa has warned repeatedly in recent weeks that Japan cannot continue to expect to borrow at the low interest rates it currently gets.

At present a panel of banks is asked the pricethey expect to borrow over 15 periods, from overnight to 12 months, in 10 currencies.