Sentence examples for leave to borrow from inspiring English sources

In the end, the rats flee down the lane with their possessions thrown into Potter's own wheelbarrow, which she is quite sure she did not give them leave to borrow.

"I am often given leave to borrow them for a brief time.

And to plug that gap, we're left to borrow and to attract capital from lenders like China, Japan and Germany, which have surplus savings.

At a time when stock portfolios are plunging and many homes, even grand ones, have no equity left to borrow against, an increasing number of art owners are realizing that an Old Master or a prime photograph, when used as collateral, can bring in much-needed cash.

There isn't much equity left to borrow against in either their homes or stock portfolios.

Keeping your credit-worthiness strong is a good way to make sure there will be something left to borrow if you have no other choice.

And with people no longer having the ability to borrow, they haven't got anything left to borrow against, it does mean that it gives you a softer economy.

Labour is committed to eliminating the current budget deficit which will also, in common with the Lib Dems, leave room to borrow for investment.

But there is a broader sense in which military coups in distant lands leave us, to borrow Kipling's phrase, fluttered.

If a recession develops and people start worrying that they have too little equity left to continue borrowing safely against their homes, the blow to spending could turn a mild recession into a prolonged one.

The overwhelming sense you are left with – to borrow a phrase from the jeans revolution – is that life under a "dictatorship is shit".