“borrowed”可以造什么句，borrowed造句

I borrowed some books from him.

I borrowed an interesting book from the library.

Few of the British expatriates and Chinese immigrants who came to the city with the moniker 'borrowed place, borrowed time' saw it as a permanent home.

I borrowed a mower from my neighbor to cut grass in my garden.

The word quarterback is borrowed from American football, where the quarterback leads the team.

The only problem is that Green's methods rely on advanced and expensive processing technology borrowed from the semiconductor industry.

The two colours on the exterior cladding, red and beige are borrowed from the original colours of those wall paintings.

Some excellent remarks were made on immortality, But mainly borrowed from and credited to Plato(Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.

While China has followed a unique path in market reforms, it has also creatively borrowed and applied market concepts and lessons from the experience of other countries.

Hedge funds are attracted to derivatives as a way to manage risk and punt with borrowed money, whether economies are stagnating or booming.

As a result, traders are borrowing dollars and using the proceeds to buy higher-yielding investments in other currencies, called carry trades, which tend to depress the borrowed currency.

I receive emails from her occasionally-her English is halting but improving-and recently my Jodhpur Hindi interpreter borrowed a video camera and sat down with her, on my behalf, in a city cafe.

When you have large collection of anything from books to steampunk LEGOS, it's important to keep an inventory so you know what you've got, what you still need, and who borrowed something.

Japanese has borrowed heavily from English.

And he borrowed too much money to rent a spacecraft.

I also borrowed textbooks and have prepared gifts for my students, including stationery and candy.

But with spreads so high the firm no longer needs to use so much borrowed money to get results.

Long booms tended to result in excessive risk-taking and "Ponzi finance", where investors buy assets with borrowed money in the hope of quick capital gains.

With this accusation of the misuse of borrowed funds, we recognize the strange and, I think in this context, rather ill-fitting subtext behind Comus' seduction.

A third change is that more aid has been given to western Banks that face souring loans, typically to clients in Hungary and the Baltic states who borrowed in euros or Swiss francs.

The money rode a carousel: Iceland Banks borrowed, made loans, borrowed some more.

Its power came from electronic amplification; it borrowed from the apparatus.

Groupon borrowed some tools and terms from journalism, softened the traditional heavy hand of advertising, added some banter and attitude and married the result to a discounted deal.

Old Tong Bao and his sons received a hundred and ten dollars for the sale, ten of which had to be spent as travel hundred dollars remaining was not even enough to pay back what they had borrowed for that last thirty loads of mulberry leaves!

Some use marketing techniques borrowed from the world of gaming to encourage people to tap into their services often.

I borrowed it, ok? Let's see, does that enlistment card have a date?

The flagpole was borrowed from Mauritius for the ceremony, but that didn't detract from the significance of the event or the enthusiasm of the Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.