Sentence examples for which was borrowed from inspiring English sources

Major Sweeney took command of the bomber Bockscar, which was borrowed from its pilot, Capt.

Reagan offered the country an optimistic vision of the future the content of which was borrowed from the past.

The Wisconsin school districts lost tens of millions of dollars on a $200 million investment, most of which was borrowed.

Daewoo's total debts are estimated at around 100 trillion won, a quarter of which was borrowed from local commercial banks.

Linear B is an adapted form of Linear A, which was borrowed from the Minoans by the Mycenaean Greeks, probably about 1600 bc.

In 1986, his investment firm, Wesray Capital, and a handful of Simmons's top managers acquired the company for $120 million, the bulk of which was borrowed.

What happened when the banking crisis hit was that we had a very clear choice: you could have cut back on spending straight away, or you could have done what we did, which was borrow money to maintain jobs.

It calls for the state to provide $300 million beyond ordinary state education aid for Yonkers schools from 2001 to 2006, none of which is borrowed by Yonkers.

These peripatetic parts interrupt, though not often enough, the main event, which involves Jean playing horrified, seemingly captive witness to the Marquis's elaborate follies, one of which is borrowed from Poe's famous short story "The Premature Burial," some of which are borrowed from Sade, though without the really nasty bits.

In response to fears that banks will curtail lending, regulators expanded the definition of reserves to include contingent capital, which is borrowed money that automatically converts to equity in a crisis.

They had just half a dozen pairs of skis, two pairs of which were borrowed from an American couple, Chad Dear and Laurie Ashley, ski consultants who believe central Afghanistan has some of the best "outback skiing" in the world.