Sentence examples for try to borrow from inspiring English sources

If not, they would try to borrow enough money to leave.

It will try to borrow as much as it can from savers around the world, like the Chinese.

IF THE private sector continues to save hard even as governments try to borrow less, the risks of a double-dip recession rise.

When I asked Healy what he would say when he met the president, he assured me he wouldn't try to borrow money.

If the company can't obtain new sources of money to offer loans to customers, they will have to try to borrow elsewhere.

So many minor but unforgettable figures, too: a mad peasant woman snatching toys from her dying son; a rich widow who knows just how to torment men who try to borrow money.

For years, Mr. Winston has been trying to borrow it.

He forced Lik to visit him in his dismal home & tried to borrow money.

"I'm not trying to borrow anybody else's glory or mojo," Mr. Darabont said.

But when he tried to borrow work from other institutions no one would lend to him.

The state turned down a request from the Vatican when it tried to borrow it four years ago.