Sentence examples for may borrow a from inspiring English sources

Similarly no boy may borrow a greater sum... Credit with local tradesmen is forbidden".

But I only have one heart... so I use it to love!" If I may borrow a Yiddishism Shlomo favors throughout "Soul Doctor": gevalt.

This time, if one may borrow a verb that Barack Obama made famous last year — perhaps a bit too famous — Mr. Bloomberg just wants to cling to his present job.

The action comes as the city nears its $30 billion cap on how much it may borrow, a state-mandated limit that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker, say is based on an outdated, unnecessarily restrictive formula.

So if I may borrow a little vocabulary from the business pages, I am hereby putting a strong sell recommendation on "Burleigh Grime$," a feeble-witted comedy about dirty dealings on Wall Street that opened last night at New World Stages.

If I may borrow a phrase from Ted Cruz, the carpet-bombing of the media by politicians is our modern equivalent of the whistlestop tour – they've just traded cross-country train trips for a bit of mugging with a celebrity in prime time or a corny "viral" video meant to lend them credibility with young voters.

However, the beating heart of this novel is philosophy, and if I may borrow an analogy from Professor Stephen Law, at times Anathem is not so much a work-out in the philosophy gym as philosophy extreme sports.

No reasonable person can be expected to catch them all while limiting themselves to, if I may borrow an entirely unrelated phrase from The Lion King, everything the light touches.

This is the amount you may borrow without a down payment.

If inflation is eroding the real value of existing debt, then the government may borrow to an adjusted, or revised, level before its actions actually reduce public assets.

Collect the necessary materials, if there is a lack of money you may borrow money from a bank.