Sentence examples for had been borrowing from inspiring English sources

She had been borrowing for six years when she found herself drowning.

Alistair Carmichael, a Liberal Democrat spokesman and candidate, saying it seemed Corbyn had been "borrowing Diane Abbott's calculator".

Soon BalletX, which had been borrowing both dancers and an audience from Pennsylvania Ballet (which performs across the street from the Wilma), needed dedicated dancers of its own.

They show that states had been borrowing heavily before the Recovery Act, and then borrowed less after the receipt of the state fiscal relief.

This decline meant additional bad news for all things housing-sector, but more importantly, it began to stress households that had been borrowing against their homes for consumption.

He added that the authority had been borrowing from banks in recent months to alleviate the crisis, but that the deficit had reached the point where the problem could no longer be addressed by bank loans.

The animal had been borrowed from the zoo and was not performing well.

Apparently, it had been "borrowed" from a nearby church destroyed in the Soviet era.

Mr. Buchin said that concept had been borrowed from the popular European-style Pain Quotidien restaurants.

Most remarkably, not one cent had been borrowed to pay for any of it.

(Lou's had been borrowed and then broken by the son of still another neighbor).