| "'I'm sorry, Brutus, we had to borrow one of your gonads. | |
| "...to borrow from you. | |
| "A science of situations needs to be created, which will borrow elements from psychology, statistics, urbanism, and ethics. | |
| "Can I borrow a comb?" | |
| "Can I borrow five hundred rupees, I shall give 'it' to you tomorrow." | |
| "'I'm sorry, Brutus, we had to borrow one of your gonads. | |
| "...to borrow from you. | |
| "A science of situations needs to be created, which will borrow elements from psychology, statistics, urbanism, and ethics. | |
| "Can I borrow a comb?" | |
| "Can I borrow five hundred rupees, I shall give 'it' to you tomorrow." | |
| (TV) This week on "Who's The Boss?" Samantha borrows Tony's van and gets caught without a licence. | |
| - And she borrows my clothes without asking. | |
| - He borrows it from his old man. | |
| - He borrows money from my uncle. | |
| - Say it. - All right. I've concluded that a woman that borrows her own money that was stolen from her... is a downright fool. | |
| (TV) This week on "Who's The Boss?" Samantha borrows Tony's van and gets caught without a licence. | |
| - And she borrows my clothes without asking. | |
| - He borrows it from his old man. | |
| - He borrows money from my uncle. | |
| - Say it. - All right. I've concluded that a woman that borrows her own money that was stolen from her... is a downright fool. | |
| " Near the end of March, 1 845, l borrowed an axe and went down to the woods by Walden Pond, nearest to where l--" | |
| " she was living on borrowed time. | |
| "...to replace the borrowed knife he lost | |
| "A borrowed moment of happiness" | |
| "But the woman who organized the trust, Mrs. Yeh," borrowed Mom's share. | |
| ! I'm borrowing the car. | |
| "And borrowing... "dulls the edge of husbandry. | |
| "By borrowing a few words from the poets." | |
| "He kept on borrowing books." | |
| "Short selling, or selling short," involves borrowing a security from a broker and selling it with the understanding that it must be bought back | |
| " Near the end of March, 1 845, l borrowed an axe and went down to the woods by Walden Pond, nearest to where l--" | |
| " she was living on borrowed time. | |
| "...to replace the borrowed knife he lost | |
| "A borrowed moment of happiness" | |
| "But the woman who organized the trust, Mrs. Yeh," borrowed Mom's share. | |
| ! I'm borrowing the car. | |
| "And borrowing... "dulls the edge of husbandry. | |
| "By borrowing a few words from the poets." | |
| "He kept on borrowing books." | |
| "Short selling, or selling short," involves borrowing a security from a broker and selling it with the understanding that it must be bought back | |
