How to pronounce “borrowed” in English

borrowed in the first place.

borrowed money from the grandparents of the landlords in the agriculture sector, or the stone minors.

borrowed ideas, God, TV, and the dimly remembered past.

borrowed ideas, God, TV, and the dimly remembered past, telling a joke above the noise of the assembly line,

borrowed your chair, you've written your name on the back and this is my chair.

borrowed from Google Images we have a new content ecosystem and this is what's happening

I borrowed her belief in me and carried that.

I borrowed it and created an idea from a pre-existing idea.

I borrowed the idea from him and another philosopher, David Chalmers.

We borrowed money from my mom to buy a house and stuff like that, but we paid her back.

He borrowed money from his wife's family.

We borrowed and used their place and their facilities And from there, we moved on to our own winery

I borrowed a backpack, a tent, everything I needed.

begged borrowed and stole a ticket to travesty at the Mania Chocolate Factory which is going to transfer to the West

this borrowed money strategy for the government people were frightened about

It borrowed it from something else, which has no causal power.

It was borrowed from physics and mathematics.

I then borrowed my friend's Range Rover.

I actually borrowed it from Ron Heifetz, who is an MBA professor at Harvard Business School.

We never borrowed any money from the bank or investors.

My mom had borrowed money to send me to a fancy Jesuit high school here in Chicago, called Saint Ignatius.

And he begged and borrowed and worked to save up for a really great bicycle that he cherished.

I've never borrowed money.

And we borrowed those from 25 lenders.

And so we borrowed one of these nine foot diamond chainsaws from them and we built a 36,000 pound diamond chain saw robot that has been working--

So we borrowed $100,000 from the first business to start the second business, gave those shareholders equal common stock shares in the new company,

So I borrowed a little from here, a little from there, some South American music, some American gospel.

And she borrowed an idea from Michelangelo, the famous Renaissance sculptor.

And he borrowed from Pierre Bourdieu, the French sociologist, to argue that, when we think about class now, we have to think about it as economic capital, which means money,

"Knights of the Borrowed Dark" is about as an orphan who discovers magic.

"Knights of the Borrowed Dark" comes from-- I watch a lot of horror films.

And I borrowed warm clothes from friends.

Samsung phones they borrowed other people's Hardware and they would make a modification and then they would ask their users how did

So I've borrowed from the work of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, "In Death and Dying", because the way I see it, frustration in a way, is like loss.

Maybe they've borrowed the money, won the lottery, or whatever the case is.

And so they borrowed money, got money from their relatives and friends, and used some of their own money,

And here he actually borrowed $10,000.

is really borrowed.

And they borrowed/stole ideas from others.

And they borrowed from foreigners as well.

But what they borrowed from foreigners, they perfected.

At one point I borrowed a book from the library that had an explanation of Conway's Game of Life in basic.

So they borrowed all of their scientific terminology from Indogene, or Indojisnen.

So that gets borrowed in, and it gets borrowed in pretty well.

So that gets borrowed into Irathient this way, and it's now kimafozvun.

And so they really borrowed the technology.

The Greeks borrowed the word Amazonis, and no one knows where it came from.

And then I borrowed microphones from friends and stuff because I don't actually own any audio gear.

There's borrowed money, debt, liabilities, and there is the rest, which is the down payment on a house, shareholder equity, owner's money, equity.