Sentence examples for new borrowed from inspiring English sources
Nor has anyone taken as much care to flesh out the larger Asian picture with historical detail and intellectual argument, as seen in the current exhibitions of art old and new, borrowed and owned, sublime and troubling.
The result is not unlike Mr. Muller's own creations, in which old, new, borrowed and incandescent pieces are fused into elegant new wholes that seem both to tell stories and to refuse to give up their secrets.
In weddings, the saying "old, new, borrowed, blue" reminds us that mixing and matching are what ritual and celebration are made of.
There are so many potentially interesting elements swirling around Wally Pfister's Transcendence - something old, new, borrowed and blue - that the disappointment when they don't add up to a significant movie is acute.
It will definitely save you some money and add to your 'borrowed' from 'old, new, borrowed, blue'.
NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL: TERO SAARINEN This Finnish modern-dance choreographer, who has become a New York favorite in recent years, examines Shaker culture in his new "Borrowed Light".
Corporate finance chiefs, caught off-guard by the credit crisis, are trying to lock in new borrowing arrangements in case the market worsens in the future.
The self-confessed plagiarist admits that his new novel borrows from his own past work "hugely".
In 1990, New Jersey owed $4 billion, and it will soon be closer to $20 billion when new borrowing already approved goes on the books, Dr. Hughes said.
Those concerned about debt advocate new borrowing.
