Those who can borrow have ample cash and are cautious about spending, while those who want to borrow highly indebted households and firms (especially small and medium size enterprises) face a credit crunch.

He'll ask for sanctuary. Borrow money, borrow time.

15. In order to maintain regular budget and peace keeping operations without adequate cash in hand, the Secretary General has been forced to borrow available cash in various reserve funds and completed peace keeping missions.

(b) Periodic cash crises affecting both the regular budget and individual peace keeping operations, which were forced at various times to borrow from other funds

Borrow it!

Moreover on several occasions the regular budget had to borrow funds from the few peace keeping missions which had cash in excess of their immediate needs.

Cash! Cash!

They borrow money.

We'll borrow them.

May I borrow it?

May I borrow this?

Wanna borrow mine, Grant?

Can I borrow it?

Can't borrow from the zero, so I have to borrow from this entire forty.

May I borrow this book?

May I borrow this CD?

May I borrow this CD?

Can I borrow your umbrella?

May I borrow your bike?

Can I borrow your car?

Can I borrow your radio?

Can I borrow your pen?

Can I borrow your scissors?

Can I borrow your scissors?

May I borrow your knife?

May I borrow your dictionary?

So I'm going to borrow.

Hey, let me borrow it.

May I borrow him, General?

Can I borrow your pencil?

Could I borrow your daughter?

May I borrow a stool?

You'll have to borrow some.

Borrow some for Noriko too.

May I borrow that bicycle?

If you can borrow 5,000

Can I borrow your lighter?

You didn't borrow Laura's Mercedes?

I don't usually borrow money.

Can I borrow that scattergun?

I'll borrow my brotherinlaw's car.

Can I borrow a match?

Can I borrow a newspaper?

When banks borrow on the wholesale money market to finance their investments, they borrow in dollars.

If we're going to borrow 1, I'd say, well, can I borrow the 1 from the 0?