Sentence examples for no borrowed from inspiring English sources

Whether any community has a right to punish any species of theft with death?" The writer's answer — an emphatic no — borrowed extensively from Cesare Beccaria's treatise "On Crimes and Punishments," published in 1764.

There was no borrowed jewelry.

There were no borrowed designer dresses.

Most of them use no borrowed money at all.

Reflecting the more liberal attitudes of the Renaissance were the free mass, with no borrowed materials, and the parody mass, in which the entire polyphonic web was freely adapted from a motet or a secular composition.

There are no borrowed words from anybody.

No borrowing her pens; instead she will sell them for 5 cents apiece.

Greece and other troubled nations on the periphery of the euro zone can no longer borrow at affordable rates.

Some governments can no longer borrow money and others can do so only at relatively high interest rates.

"But a company with 100 million euros in revenue can no longer borrow 1 billion euros a year".

"No more borrowing for current spending under Labour," Mr Balls said in December.