Sentence examples for permit to borrow from inspiring English sources

"Do I have to get a permit to borrow a cup of sugar from my neighbor?" Justice O'Connor asked.

Trained librarians kept track of the books, which passers-by and participants were permitted to borrow.

For decades, New Jersey governors have been permitted to borrow art from the New Jersey State Museum for use in the State House in Trenton.

"Love" — if I may be permitted to borrow the words of my recurrent hero, Winnie-the-Pooh — is a Good Hum, such as is Hummed Hopefully to Others.

Tuition and fees at many colleges have long exceeded the amount of money that students themselves are permitted to borrow for college costs under the federal loan programs.

Smithtown residents will be permitted to borrow books from the neighboring Commack Public Library tomorrow for the first time in 18 years.

In exchange for switching to the state's fiscal year -- giving the state a six-month break from providing local aid -- the towns were permitted to borrow to cover their expenses.

Secondly, limits on the zloty's international convertibility inhibit speculators from attacking the currency; foreign investors are not permitted to borrow zlotys from Polish banks, making it hard for them to bet against the zloty.

But the Postal Service is running large deficits, bumping up against the $15 billion limit it is permitted to borrow, and is on the brink of default unless Congress comes to the rescue.

And while the Federal Reserve has been extending credit directly to securities firms to stabilize the capital markets since last fall, commercial lenders like CIT are not permitted to borrow from the Fed.

There has also been talk of the government needing to pay off the sector's £126m of debt (in most circumstances 16-19 aredemies aren't permitted to borrow money).