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The term borrows a phrase from Britain's very un-Continental drinking habits.

Green Tripping Scott Norvell 2007

Jewish tradition has it that a child be named after the deceased, and my name borrows from both Charles and Anna; thus, Carole Ann.

Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

Jewish tradition has it that a child be named after the deceased, and my name borrows from both Charles and Anna; thus, Carole Ann.

Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

Jewish tradition has it that a child be named after the deceased, and my name borrows from both Charles and Anna; thus, Carole Ann.

Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

Jewish tradition has it that a child be named after the deceased, and my name borrows from both Charles and Anna; thus, Carole Ann.

Healed by Horses Carole Fletcher 2005

The title borrows from an often-used phrase by the Rev.

The Washington Post: National, World & D.C. Area News and Headlines - The Washington Post Lisa Miller 2011

As for the aliens, Farritor borrows from the classic look of War of the Worlds, but also adds his own style.

“Science Fiction Classics: Graphic Classics Volume Seventeen” by H. G. Wells, et. al. (Eureka Productions, 2009) « The BookBanter Blog 2010

I don't think you meant to say that ST borrows from the feds.

Impatient for Mass Transit? Here’s a Fantastic Idea. « PubliCola 2010

The result is a six-week course for individual and small-group study called "This I Know," a title that (like the movie) borrows from the familiar children's hymn "Jesus Loves Me."

Christine Wicker: Learning to Talk About God and Sex Christine Wicker 2010

It borrows from the language of the deck, which is very horizontal, Wilson said.

Remodel transforms Reston colonial into a glassy, modern gem Trish Donnally 2010