Sentence examples for spoke of borrowing from inspiring English sources
Many guardians spoke of borrowing money to cover medical expenses.
In the Netherlands, Pim Fortuyn, a populist right-wing politician who was assassinated just before the Dutch general election last month, had spoken of borrowing Lady Thatcher's handbag in any future dealings with the EU.
Fulton accused Robertson (who doesn't speak Swedish) of borrowing from his more faithful versions while inserting superfluous bits of Robertson's own creation — in essence, creating poems that are neither accurate translations nor interesting departures.
He spoke of lifting the borrowing cap that constrains local authorities and prevents them from building a new generation of council housing.
Men spoke of the need to borrow money for care outside the community and for this reason referral advice was not heeded.
And, of course: "We will restore science to its rightful place".Half-borrowing a theme from Shakespeare, he spoke of "this winter of our hardship".
Venice Family Clinic CEO, Elizabeth Bensen Forer, spoke of how the clinic started with two doctors in a borrowed dental clinic 45 years ago.
Conservatives spoke of "Fauxcahontas".
Sir Mervyn, also speaking at Mansion House, said the eurozone debt crisis had pushed up funding costs in the banking sector, which in turn meant the cost of borrowing for businesses and individuals had risen.
Take the cost of borrowing dollars.
