Sentence examples for un borrowing from inspiring English sources
Then there was figuring out how to meet his requirement for cold diet Coke (the solution turned out to be the UN "borrowing" my precious thirtieth-birthday-present ice box).
Obviously, a few diehards remain who think that data from anthropological interviews are not persuasive enough [ 4], that "qualitative methods are sort of the least rigorous" [ 5] or, conversely, that "questionnaire sociology" is "un-questioning", to borrow terms once used by Edgar Morin [ 6].
Borrowing is... well, borrowing.
Too small for crowd-pleasing spectaculars, the Frick Collection has specialized in what you might call the un-blockbuster: miniature shows of old masters carefully selected and borrowed from other museums.
That's roughly the situation the US is in: we have about 15percentt un- or under-employed and, as a result, our tax revenues are down; so we must borrow to make ends meet.
There are two endings to the film: the British version ends with a witticism by Mr. Bennet, borrowed from the novel; the American version ends with the two leads canoodling in a very un-Austenian manner.
