Sentence examples for over borrowed from inspiring English sources

Surfing has been a part of American pop culture since the 1960's, when California bands recorded hits harmonizing over borrowed Chuck Berry guitar riffs, and Bruce Brown released his quintessential surf film, "The Endless Summer".

And, he said, "It seems like more people are kind of, 'Well, I dress the part, why not try it?' " Surfing has been a part of American pop culture since the 1960's, when California bands recorded hits harmonizing over borrowed Chuck Berry guitar riffs, and Bruce Brown released his quintessential surf film "The Endless Summer".

"The governments get cold feet for one reason, Desertec needs too much support in tax money - all the public budgets are over borrowed - and tax money is not easily available," Mr Fell said.

As far as SK, he started over, borrowing $29,000 to fix up a storefront.

They do renew, roll over, borrow again for a consecutive period of time".

Refuse to over borrow or over loan, or to overcharge or over collect.

ReprintsStill, few real-estate speculators have over-borrowed from local banks.

Yesterday, the Beijing government announced plans for a nationwide debt audit, following growing fears that many Chinese firms and public bodies have over-borrowed.

DUBLIN — Ben Gilroy, one of tens of thousands who over-borrowed in the giddy property boom that preceded Ireland's economic collapse, has made no mortgage payments for two years.

FROM the days when monarchs over-borrowed for their mercantile adventures, to Argentina's recent failure to pay its creditors, countries have long run into trouble paying back what they have borrowed.

Ah, say the doomsters, but that is because consumers are recklessly over-borrowing.