Sentence examples for which can be borrowed from inspiring English sources

In some libraries there is no limit on the number of books which can be borrowed.

There's the taffeta Schiaparelli evening dress, which can be borrowed from its owner on payment of soap or clothes coupons: "you can't wear it to the Milroy.

The entire set consists of a table and a couple of chairs, and the largest prop is Prospero's nearly seven-foot-tall walking stick — all of which can be borrowed or rented abroad.

An A.T.M. entrepreneur needs a machine and cash, which can be borrowed, to stock it, and a bank account, so that when a cardholder withdraws money, the cardholder's bank has some place to send the reimbursement.

The second potential benefit of opening the reverse mortgage early, especially when interest rates are low, is that the principal limit which can be borrowed from will continue to grow throughout retirement.

So, in effect, the Fed prints new money, which can be borrowed and spent.

This requires a liquid repurchase (or repo) market through which securities can be borrowed.

There is an 18-month window in which funds can be borrowed from the Bank, with the money lent for up to four years.

Then came the proliferation of "near money" that the Fed doesn't control directly: money market funds, credit cards, home equity lines of credit, cash management accounts and even 401(k) retirement accounts from which money can be borrowed.

Then came the proliferation of "near money" that the Fed doesn't control directly: money market funds, credit cards, home equity lines of credit, cash management accounts and even (in the U.S). 401(k) retirement accounts from which money can be borrowed.

The ease with which e-books can be borrowed from libraries — potentially turning e-book buyers into e-book borrowers — makes some publishers uncomfortable.