Sentence examples for how to borrow from inspiring English sources
Amichai's genius lies in how — to borrow from his own language — he makes metaphor "useful".
For information for how to borrow books from other UC libraries, please consult Interlibrary Borrowing Services.
Confidence is perhaps mainly the difference between knowing how to borrow and having to steal.
Standing under a marquee, Joanna Fryer clutches a clipboard and explains how to borrow books in a library-less world.
Some American museum ought to be clever enough to figure out how to borrow the show from China.
(Her most transparent debt is to Vaughan, in the caprice of her phrasing; she also knows how to borrow the dryly suggestive intonation of Billie Holiday).
Even if they had had the know-how to borrow from a bank, they had nothing to put up as collateral.
At Wonga you choose exactly how much to borrow and for how long," adding "you can even pay back early and save money".
The great thing is finding out how - to borrow David Hare's phrase, which he also borrowed - stuff happens.
