Sentence examples for will have borrowed from inspiring English sources

[Daily News] A partnership between public schools and public libraries will have borrowed books delivered directly to the classroom.

And if the shares don't increase much, the Singaporeans will have borrowed 650 million Singapore dollars interest-free.

And Athens will have borrowed a further 71.4 billion euros to buy back debt and finance the collateral it has promised to private creditors under the debt swap.

To put that into perspective, if the Tories continue the way they are going they will have borrowed £1.8trn in the same period that Labour borrowed £292bn.

But economists at Citigroup say urban development investment vehicles will have borrowed 12 trillion renminbi by the end of next year.

As a consequence, by the time he balances the books, Mr Osborne will have borrowed £158 billion more than he thought he would.

Often it won't even be my iPod, I'll have borrowed my boyfriend's.

Under the deal, the government will be financed through Jan . 15and the Treasury will have borrowing powers until Feb. 7 — at which point sharp political divisions could re-emerge.

"We won't have everything a huge library has, but once we have our own library, we will have borrowing privileges at other libraries, which is very important for a start-up library".

To make matters worse, companies will typically have borrowed in US dollars and invested in their local currencies – but the strength of the dollar will make those loans all the harder to repay.

There is stuff you lease, and stuff you happen to have borrowed and will return.