Sentence examples for have borrowings from 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.
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").
"I had zero borrowings from the estate," he said.
The very large number of Latin words in Albanian form part of the basic vocabulary of the language (including kinship terms) and cover such spheres as religion, although some of them may have been later borrowings from Romanian.
At the time the acquisition was closed July 1 Countrywide had $47.7 billion of borrowings from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta.
Now, Balkoski has found similar "borrowings" from another Citizen Soldiers source, The Men of Company K by Harold Leinbaugh Harold Leinbaugh and John Campbell John Campbell.
Basque has borrowed a good number of words, mainly from administrative, commercial, and military spheres, but it is difficult in some cases to determine whether the terms were later borrowings from Spanish, rather than from Latin.
And, in an age where cultural appropriation has, quite justifiably, become something to discuss seriously, it would have been great if their borrowings from the blues had been acknowledged in financial form without those they took from having to go to the courts.
And though Wells delights in professing his distaste for debt, Wells REIT's last quarterly report shows he has ratcheted borrowings up, from $309 million a year ago to $823 million recently.
