Sentence examples for has borrowed from from inspiring English sources

Greece has borrowed from a wide group of investors.

As someone who has borrowed from folk influences, this is of a different class.

Yale has borrowed from 45 lenders, mostly overseas, as well as a few American institutions.

It assays what economics has borrowed from Darwin, and how much it now shares with sociology.

The U.S. has borrowed from Russia, but its production stopped a while back as well.

Adding to the company's difficulties, the business has borrowed from the crisis-stricken Icelandic bank Landsbanki.

10.18am: Blair says the UK has borrowed from the US where policing has become politicised.

As Mr. Jagger has borrowed from her, she has borrowed back.

"Good accounting will expose the fact that this generation has borrowed from the next generation.

Now John Kerry has borrowed from Al Gore and struck a chord.

He conceives of the Ransom collection as a group of "nodes," a term he has borrowed from "Finnegans Wake".