Sentence examples for hope to borrow from inspiring English sources

"I hope to borrow money to fix my house".

The owners, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, declined to comment publicly on their plans or how much they hope to borrow.

He still personifies the hope, to borrow a noun that he has used, that we really might evolve into the colorblind, fair-minded country that many of us want.

But both had one undeniable asset: electoral legitimacy — legitimacy that the generals and the Islamic extremists could only seek to destroy or, in Mr. Musharraf's case, hope to borrow.

Showing little interest in plot or action, Rohmer concentrates on demonstrating how Paris itself becomes an objective ­correlative to the hero's state of mind, gradually metamorphosing from a ­welcoming city into a bleak stone desert as he realises that the friends from whom he might hope to borrow are all away for the vacation.

To fix the situation researchers hope to borrow from aviation, running checklists before operations and doing simulator training to practice teamwork.

Up to $2 billion of this the government hopes to borrow.

Pakistan hopes to borrow from allies and friendly governments too.

He hopes to borrow money to rent a simple studio and get back on his feet.

One competitor, Dynegy, in April raised $300 million less than the $1.2 billion it had hoped to borrow.

She had $8,000 she wanted to put down on the business and was hoping to borrow $100,000.