Last week two events drew my attention regarding the particular quality that Britain has.

There's a metaphor which I love living like a drawing compass.

Can I borrow your scissors?

There's a metaphor which I love

May I borrow this book?

May I borrow your bike?

The metaphor of Mahishasura Mardhini, of Durga.

Can I borrow your pencil?

May I borrow a stool?

May I borrow your neck for a moment?

You'll have to borrow some.

Can I steal a drop of whiskey?

Can I borrow a newspaper?

Because Layla was dating a Christian boy, her father believed that she was shaming the family.

One of the most striking properties about life is that it has color.

May I borrow this CD?

Can I borrow your tennis racket today?

You there, I want to borrow your truck.

I want to borrow your truck. I'll pay you for it

Can I borrow your car tonight?

This is not a metaphor.

Johnnie borrowed it a couple of weeks ago.

Any houses where we can borrow gas?

Can I borrow this for a minute? Yeah.

You may borrow this book as long as you keep it clean.

I'm sorry to trouble you, but could I borrow some tools?

I wish I could borrow your nature for a while, Captain.

I commit some jewelry. Okay.

You may borrow this book as long as you keep it clean.

Sami asked Layla if he could borrow more money.

And the journey, I believe, is a metaphor for all of our journeys.

Miss McCardle, ask General Stanton if we can borrow a bazooka.

The hard wiring metaphor dominates contemporary moral language.

And I'd like to make a metaphor, but I don't have one really.

When I was trained as an engineer in Silicon Valley, I was taught this as the manufacturing metaphor of software development.

So I went to the military and asked to borrow 300 radio stations.

Well, what if I could borrow some of these people, right?

Now folks, this is not just a metaphor I'm going to give you now, it's true.

It's already seven o'clock, he told himself at the latest striking of the alarm clock, already seven o'clock and still such a fog.

Tom asked Mary if he could borrow her English textbook.

The secondment of government officials has been used by international organizations since the time of the League of Nations.

As thirty six is the square of six, it therefore acted as a metaphor for numerous strategies .

looking exactly like the sciusci kids of the Italian post war period.

What's behind the question is not so much the Chinese people, but a metaphor for a situation, which is clearly unsustainable.

That one building can't borrow pieces of another's shape just as one man can't borrow another's soul.