Sentence examples for happy to borrow from from inspiring English sources

That is probably suicidal for a political party.' Cameron, meanwhile, in Green's experience, seems happy to borrow from anywhere.

Shakespeare was no doubt happy to borrow from it because it has a quality of desolation (despite its religious affirmations) that he wanted Macbeth to feel and transmit at the end of his life.

In The Black-Eyed Blonde – one of a list of possible titles that Chandler drew up, and which I was happy to borrow from – I have sought not to parrot Chandler, but to honour the spirit, vigorous, valiant and melancholy, of this master of English prose.

Investors are more than happy to borrow money from us, yet governments are worried about lending money for fear of losing our AAA credit rating.

I am happy to borrow, buy or clear items from your overcrowded storage space".

She was happy to borrow a black, mermaid-style gown from the owner of Shareen Vintage, who offered the dress free of charge when she heard what it was for.

The White House rejects the tax increase, but is happy to borrow the $51 billion, thus sparing today's titans from taxes while passing on the cost to future taxpayers.

They are thus happy to borrow, and lend, more.

If he does I'll be happy to borrow his sweater.

Mr Scott of Hall & Woodhouse, for one, is happy to be able to borrow from somewhere other than a bank.

Societal norms continue to borrow from paternalistic Confucian values.