Examples of using Had to borrow in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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I had to borrow.
Hey, Harriet, sorry we had to borrow your husband.
I had to borrow it.
I didn't have any shoes, so I had to borrow my dad's.
Had to borrow this from you.
People also translate
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to wake you, I… just had to borrow a book or ten.
I had to borrow this crap.
The head reports that the building materials had to borrow-"on parole and under the land tax".
He had to borrow my shirt.
That's why I was going to suggest that… My husband had to borrow and beg to make this trip.
I had to borrow and… don't ask.
Reeve arrived in Fairbanks and had to borrow $65 to pay his first month's rent.
I had to borrow money for his appointments.
It cost so much I had to borrow part of it from Uncle Claudius!
I had to borrow money to pay forthis coffin, Mr. Ted.
Sorry we had to borrow your husband. Hey, Harriet.
I had to borrow a few bucks to go into business.
My husband had to borrow and beg to make this trip.
He had to borrow money to make the trip east from California.
Yeah.- Okay. I had to borrow money from my dad in order to rent it.
And I had to borrow money from friends because no bank would take us.
Yang Xitian's son had to borrow money from everywhere, and spent nearly ten thousand yuan1.
I had to borrow one, but it's still so cold in the cell with no heat…”.
But you had to borrow from Abboar to do it, you didn't cover so well.
I had to borrow the extortion money so that I could have her bailed out.
I'm gonna have to borrow him for a moment.
And we have to borrow more.
I have to borrow another sport coat.
I'm gonna have to borrow our friend here.- Just Joe.
I can. I'm gonna have to borrow him for a few minutes right now.

