Sentence examples for were to borrow from inspiring English sources
We were, to borrow an infamous phrase from across the Irish Sea, all in it together.
"It's still cheaper than if we were to borrow the money to buy the art," Mr. Feldman said.
And if the fund were to borrow $871 million more to invest, its fee would double to $34 million.
In the meantime, if South Korea were to borrow money in the bond market, it would have to pay 12percentto13percentcent.
Over the last decade, while we opened the doors to the elite, diplomatic relations were – to borrow a popular Russian word – slozhny (complicated).
Almost all of the guilty parties were, to borrow a phrase from Mr. Aciman, in their own "private field of dreams".
The solution was to borrow more.
The true intention is to borrow a state of being.
"Human relationships are, to borrow from James Salter, all that is.
One approach is to borrow ideas from biology.
The obvious, if dangerous, answer was to borrow the difference".
