Examples of using Is borrowed in English and their translations into Polish
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Every moment since is borrowed.
This is borrowed from… the public library.
Every moment since is borrowed.
Every moment is borrowed time with one question to answer….
Almost every word in Russian that begins with“a” is borrowed.
The term"New Wave" is borrowed from the French film movement the nouvelle vague.
I cannot say one eye is mine andthe other eye is borrowed.
But sadly, what is borrowed must always be returned, and there is always a price to pay in the end.
The main distinction between the two groups is the degree to which their vocabulary is borrowed from Romanian.
This section is borrowed and modified from Alexander Neundorf's README file on LISa.
And you could keep rearranging the securities so thatnone of these guys ever know that their stock is borrowed.
If a device is borrowed several years for several years, the price can often not justify a rent against the purchase.
Maybe because in staring down death every day… we're forced to know that life… every minute… is borrowed time.
Stock or another financial instrument is borrowed from a broker and then sold, creating a short position.
It is borrowed from somebody else's myths or tradition-- the Bible or the Scandinavian Sagas, the French Enlightenment or Prussian militarism.
Thus Isaiah 2, which contains primarily a prophecy against idolatry in Israel and describes idol-worship in the context of‘high mountains' and‘lofty hills' contains a description of the flight of men into caves and holes of the rocks from the terror of God,and this description is borrowed in Revelation.
The groom is borrowed, since sooner or later, he will return to the women of greater Miami-dade;
Would anyone have suspected that in the edition of the commentary of St. Cyril of Alexandria on the fourth Gospel, published by Pusey in 1872, the text of St. John,instead of being reproduced from St. Cyril's manuscript, is borrowed from the New Testament printed at Oxford?
If all money is borrowed from the Central Bank and is expanded by commercial banks through loans, only what would be refered to as the"principal" is been created in the money supply.
The name is borrowed from the baseball term for the exclusive group of Major League Baseball players who have achieved the rare individual feat of 40 home runs and 40 stolen bases in a single season.
Knowing, as we do,that European heritage is borrowed from many cultures and could also be claimed by the Islamic world, by the Mediterranean cultures or by the cultures of those people subjected to European colonialism, is it Heritage of the European Union or Heritage in the European Union?
Half my clothes are borrowed and the other half I sewed Saks labels into.
My father always told me that the earth was borrowed.
I understand most of it's borrowed, that his friends have bailed him out.
Books could be borrowed three afternoons each week.
The raptor costumes were borrowed… from the real live dinosaurs exhibit.
Nick's borrowed the car.
Walking poles and bicycles can also be borrowed for free.
Bicycles, skateboards and kayaks can be borrowed at the reception.
EXOGEN® can be borrowed at Carolina Medical Center.