Sentence examples for house borrowed from inspiring English sources

"I sold one van, took a second mortgage on my house, borrowed on credit lines," he said.

Mr. Miraglia warned the relative not to enter the house, borrowed the relative's cellphone, and called 911, the lieutenant said.

The Handel House borrowed many of the objects from the Experience Music Project/Science Fiction Museum in Seattle, which has devoted galleries over the years to Hendrix artifacts, including fragments of guitars that he smashed and burned during performances.

Larry Elliott The rebels have put in 14-hour days since November lobbying against the treaty in a house borrowed from the former Tory party treasurer, Lord McAlpine, near the Commons.

He had moved to a smaller house, borrowed from family and friends, worked out of his son's bedroom and spent many nights laboring into the wee hours so he could coordinate with his software development team in India.

(Characters on "Roseanne," including her mother, were always discovering they were gay. Why not Roseanne's husband?) In "Normal, Ohio" he moves in with his sister, whose clothes beg you to call her slutty, and with his preternaturally wise nephew and niece in a house borrowed from the Conners.

It would be dark soon, and then he could make his way back to the house, borrow somebody's phone, call Rudy, pack a few things, and be gone before anybody could do anything about it.

While $200,000 is a lot of money, it's an amount that can be raised in many ways, including taking out a second mortgage on a house, borrowing from friends and family or even finding angel investors who will have a different time frame and goals from investors who are impatient for growth.

We've all bitten off more debt than we can swallow: borrowing to go to school, borrowing to buy a house, borrowing to pay for holiday gifts.

We've all bitten off more debt than we can swallow: borrowing to go to school, borrowing to buy a house, borrowing to pay for that nice holiday to the Caribbean.

Sunderland Housing Group, the new owner of 36,800 houses, borrowed £420m from the Royal Bank of Canada and ABN Amro, a Dutch bank.