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61) This book is so well worth reading that it should be begged, stolen or borrowed rather than missed.
62) Before leaving the school he recollected himself suddenly and returned the borrowed books to the library.
63) Despite repeated assurances he failed to repay the money he had borrowed.
64) It is unlikely that serious decisions will be taken by a minority government living on borrowed time.
65) I borrowed my ideas from Eliot's famous poem 'The Waste Land'.
66) My mother has a lot of hats so I borrowed one of hers.
67) The book you borrowed last week must be returned to the library before next Wednesday.
68) Patrick crashed a Ford that he'd borrowed from the car pool at work.
69) 'Steve stole it - or rather borrowed it,[http://sentencedict.com/borrowed.html]' he amended.
70) Morgan borrowed ￡5,000 from his father to form the company 20 years ago.
71) Perhaps that illness, diagnosed as fatal, gave him a sense of living on borrowed time.
72) I feel honor bound to repay the money I borrowed.
73) I didn't need to go to the bank I borrowed some money from Mary.
74) I don't have any scruples about taking her car?she's often borrowed mine.
75) He borrowed from a number of sources, with due acknowledgement.
76) He's still on my back about that money I borrowed.
77) Do you think he'd mind if I borrowed his book?
78) Here are the books I borrowed from you a week ago.
79) She's been living on borrowed time for the last year.
80) He's been living on borrowed time ever since his last heart attack.
81) I've borrowed the negatives of her wedding photos so I can get some pictures printed.
82) Many companies had borrowed heavily to cover their losses.
83) Bernstein asked when Hunt had borrowed the book.
84) Later Seius borrowed additional money from Titius.
85) Maxwell had borrowed heavily to finance his business projects.
86) I borrowed this dress from my sister.
87) Remember that garden fork he borrowed?
88) They went into town in a borrowed carriage.
89) Iris borrowed beds from friends and turned the attic into an impromptu dormitory.
90) But politicians have borrowed decency from these words with such abandon, they are bankrupt.