Sentence examples for managed to borrow from inspiring English sources
Mr. Howe managed to borrow a shiny new pickup.
When all is done, the Treasury may have managed to borrow money at a negative interest rate.
He managed to borrow the money instead from Battle Creek Unlimited, a nonprofit economic development arm of the city.
We are only villagers who farm, but I managed to borrow some money from here and there.
He managed to borrow it from local banks and from Sam Schulman, the former owner of the Seattle Supersonics and an acquaintance from Mr. Buford's promoting days.
Her budget had been risible, but at the last minute she had managed to borrow a job lot of costumes from the 1981 BBC2 television drama The Borgias.
Those who manage to borrow face high interest rates.
Even Greek banks were managing to borrow elsewhere against good collateral.
Establishing that credibility is critical if the country is to manage to borrow the $74 billion it will need this year to cover its budget shortfall and ward off a potential default.
When poor people do manage to borrow from banks, they often have to pay bribes that make the total cost of finance no less usurious.So there is a huge gap.
After some scurrying around the hotel, I finally manage to borrow a penknife, but I had to do a lot of explaining to a very skeptical French desk clerk to get him to lend me the utensil.
