Examples of using Had borrowed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computer
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I heard his wife had borrowed money from a lot of people.
I asked the Baroness for the bicycle that Eva had borrowed previously.
Scott had borrowed her… his camera just in case they were to find something.
She learned to copy astronomical catalogues and other publications that William had borrowed.
Mugs had borrowed $500,000 from a loan shark against the value of the painting.
He left the order in 1903,having failed to repay money which he had borrowed.
Joe had borrowed money from a half-sister in Missouri to raise my bail.
She had stowed away before we departed Rio and had borrowed something to wear so she could sneak into first class.
Augustine had borrowed this phrase from Platonic philosophy, in order to designate his condition prior to conversion cf. Confessions, VII, 10.16.
Simultaneously, Amjad ordered the arrest of industrialists who had borrowed money from the banks and failed to pay even the interest on it.
The two researchers estimate that the prediction of eclipses of the mechanism based on Babylonian numerical methods, they had borrowed the ancient Greeks.
Emperor Maximilian had borrowed considerable sums to fight the opposing forces.
It was only in the 17th and 18th Centuries that secular enlightenment scholars started to suggest that Christianity had borrowed the date of Christmas from pagans.
He said Frankie had borrowed an Iraqi mobile phone, and he would forgotten to return it.
I would have bought Jeff out, butby the time I discovered how much money he had borrowed from the company to buy drugs, we were near bankrupt.
The World Bank had borrowed its allowed limit in Switzerland and the same was true of West Germany.
Using USAir employee credentials that he had not yet surrendered, Burke,armed with a Smith& Wesson Model 29 .44 Magnum revolver that he had borrowed from a coworker, was able to bypass the normal passenger security checkpoint at LAX.
Houston Natural Gas had borrowed to make justifiable acquisitions of pipelines to the Florida and California markets.
For the simple fact that not only participated the event, but she made rather irony worthy of an Irish drunk eighteenth century migrated into the new Americas to escape from a penal colony,He is stating that he had borrowed the miter to the exuberant dancer.
According to the article, he had borrowed her car when he met his friend, Craig Clark, for lunch.
So the reply was,“When we have marriage ceremonies, instead of borrowing or hiring them, it would be better that we have them with us once and for all,because if we had to hire then sometimes we did not get them in time because the earlier person who had borrowed had not returned them.
The politicians who ran the city had borrowed more and more money from the banks to pay for its growing services and welfare.
Albert had borrowed huge amounts from the banking house of Fugger in order to pay the Holy See for his elevation to the Prince-Bishopric of Halberstadt and for a dispensation permitting him to hold both the Archbishopric of Magdeburg and Archbishopric of Mainz.
And João Matias Pinheiro, a.k.a. João do Poço,a military police officer from Piauí who had borrowed the motorcycle used in the crime, was sentenced as a participant in homicide to six years semi-open imprisonment.
Further, Wright had borrowed money from Griffin to pay for his travels abroad, and then he tried to pay off his debts to Griffin with prints he had gotten in Japan.
To pay for the pallium of the see of Mainz and to discharge the other expenses of his elevation,Albert had borrowed 21,000 ducats from Jakob Fugger, and had obtained permission from Pope Leo X to conduct the sale of indulgences in his diocese to obtain funds to repay this loan, as long as he forwarded half of the income to the Papacy.
Also, London bankers had borrowed short-term in French francs at 2% and relent the funds, changed into reichmarks, to German industry and local governments at 8% in loans totaling $3.6 billion, more than five times the gold reserve of the Bank of England.
To pay for the pallium of the see of Mainz and to discharge the other expenses of his elevation,Albert had borrowed 21,000 ducats from Jakob Fugger,"article says 48,000 ducats" and had obtained permission from Pope Leo X to conduct the sale of indulgences in his diocese to obtain funds to repay this loan, as long as half of the collection was forwarded to the Papacy.
She replied that Shakespeare had borrowed most of his plots from other sources and asked Korda if he thought anyone would notice,?
As at 31 December 1978, the Commission had borrowed 146 and paid out 142 m u.a. for financing nuclear power stations in France, Italy and the Federal Republic of Germany.