Sentence examples for most borrowed from inspiring English sources

UK's Most Borrowed Titles 2010/11 1.

Most borrowed the money from family or banks.

James Patterson remains the most borrowed author which isn't surprising when you consider he has 15 titles making an appearances in the top 100 most borrowed titles list.

The most borrowed author, as he has been for the past eight years, was James Patterson.

Since then, Mr Nice has been one of the most borrowed books in prison libraries.

Berry was also the nation's most borrowed non-fiction author overall.

It shows that while we may be addicted to lurid US thrillers, we prefer our cookery coaches (with Save with Jamie the genre's most-borrowed book, Mary Berry the most-borrowed author) and autobiographers (Alex Ferguson, James Bowen) to be British and down to earth.

Most-borrowed non-fiction books were Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything, Gillian McKeith's You Are What You Eat, and Paul Burrell's A Royal Duty.

Like him I am one of the country's most-borrowed authors … but I think it is partly for this reason that we are also among the bestselling ones".

The novelist's books were borrowed just over 900,000 times from libraries last year, according to the latest library league table from Public Lending Right, making her the UK's fourth most-borrowed adult writer and the only author to retain a place in every top 10 most-borrowed authors list over the last 30 years.

Agatha Christie was one of only six British authors in the top 20 most-borrowed adult fiction authors, alongside Katie Flynn, Josephine Cox, Alexander McCall Smith, Ian Rankin and Lee Child - although Child is based in the US.