Sentence examples for have borrowings from inspiring English sources
David Woodman also considers a Mercian origin likely, pointing out that some Mercian ninth-century charters have borrowings from Aldhelm, an important source of "Æthelstan A"'s style.
It had borrowings of £4bn.
The source also pointed out that the family's businesses had borrowings with many other banks.
The fashion retailer has borrowings of £1.1bn, equivalent to more than five times last year's operating profits, and crucial repayments are due in 2015.
At the peak of the madness, the median large bank had borrowings of 37 times its equity, meaning it could be wiped out by a loss of just 2-3% of its assets.
Yell, which announced last week that its chief executive and chief financial officer would step down, has cut its debt by £1bn over the past year, but still has borrowings of £3.1bn.
Lion and the management are retaining 40% but the private equity firm's aggressive use of debt (Weetabix has borrowings of about £900m) has allowed it to make a fivefold return on its original equity investment.
It had to sound like a recognisably human language - the book alludes to the two cities being in south-east Europe, so it has borrowings from other languages, things like 'restaurant' and 'vodka'vodka
Many such relics began as imports: centuries of Anglophone empire-building have occasioned borrowings from some three hundred and fifty languages, including Arabic ("sash") and Sanskrit ("pundit").
DROs enable consumers with debts of less than £15,000 and minimal assets or surplus income to have their borrowings written off, without having to enter full bankruptcy.
