Examples of 'it was borrowed' in a sentence
Meaning of "it was borrowed"
it was borrowed - This phrase is used when referring to something that was taken temporarily with the intention of being returned later. For example, 'It was borrowed from the library.'
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it was borrowed
Unfortunately it was borrowed and never returned.
From a customer who will never know it was borrowed.
I guess it was borrowed from someplace.
She produced the money for the pub and it was borrowed from the Lamberts.
It was borrowed power anyway.
At first it was borrowed.
It was borrowed from a friend.
From there it was borrowed by Unix.
It was borrowed time anyways.
I only got one book this week, and it was borrowed.
Half of it was borrowed and had to go back where it came from.
Its etymology comes from the region Volyn, Ukraine, where it was borrowed from Romania.
It was borrowed from a local museum and restored especially for the film.
So I am not Superguy any more . It was borrowed power anyway.
It was borrowed.
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There was time, but it was borrowed.
It was borrowed and returned within the same day for five weeks straight.
Z was given its Greek name, zeta, when it was borrowed.
In this case it was borrowed directly from Cicero.
I thought he made it up, but like most of Leo 's best lines, it was borrowed.
It was borrowed from buddhastupa of Sanskrit.
By you . It was borrowed.
It was borrowed from English and became popular among people engaged in water sports.
In this function, it was borrowed into the Italic alphabets and ultimately into Latin.
It was borrowed from a medieval Latin and classical Latin word with the same meaning.
Nothing proves that it was borrowed from Aramaic, as Jeffery suggests.
It was borrowed by a guy called Leon Novak.
I guess it was borrowed from someplace . Well, I do not know.
It was borrowed by me from the Science Museum.
It was borrowed from Latin poetry.
It was borrowed from Latin barbari.
It was borrowed by the Catholic Church from ancient paganism.
It was borrowed from Europeans.
It was borrowed into English from French.
It was borrowed from Ethiopian languages as a linguistic term by Peter T.
It was borrowed by the Jews and the Greeks from Chaldeans.
It was borrowed from Rescue Force.
Later, it was borrowed for the study of decision-making and information transmission systems.
It was borrowed power anyway. Had to give it back sometime.
It was borrowed by the neighbouring Romans, and became the Latin word autumnus.
It was borrowed from a short poem by Sasha Cherny, which the band set to music.
It was borrowed from Ancient Greek, and combines the acute accent and the grave accent.
It was borrowed from French, which took it from medical Latin.
It was borrowed liberally from Led Zeppelin 's Kashmir.
It was borrowed time, anyway, the whole upper tenth of the nation.
It was borrowed from French in the 17th century.
It was borrowed from the Mayans (which was ran at the time).
It was borrowed into Russian as " тунгус ", and ultimately into English as " Tungus ".
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I borrowed money to open the second store
I have already borrowed money from you
I borrowed it from a girlfriend for a film shooting
