So long as I have not
borrowed money from them, I need pay them no attention.
But Fred gives me his honor that he has never
borrowed money on the pretence of any understanding about his uncle's land.
de Conde, always needy as a De Conde, often
borrowed money at enormous interest.
His mother always looked down upon him after this; but
borrowed money of him also--in order to show, I suppose, that her maternal interest in her son was not quite extinct.
The worst part is we have a Treasury that borrows and cannot put a finger on projects that the
borrowed money financed.
Marvin Hensel, 57, said since being hired, Leah Caparida, 33,
borrowed money from him for 21 times.
They hoped to corner the market, but the market collapsed, in part due to their using a lot of
borrowed money, and wiped them out.
ONE In eight young people have
borrowed money from companies, a study has found.
He and Sir John Hall bought the club on
borrowed money for a pittance.
Loans can provide a much-needed financial relief when someone hits a rough patch, but when
borrowed money is used to pay for an expensive holiday trip, throw a party or bring home a mini theatre he couldn't afford, the consumer may be setting himself up for a financial trouble.
The debt snowballed as he attempted to recover his losses, spending almost all of the
borrowed money in casinos in Macao and Singapore, according to the prosecutors and the defendant's statements during the hearings.
Fifteen per cent of those surveyed said they had savings and did not need to borrow at present, while slightly more (16 per cent) said they had never
borrowed money and never would.
