Significats de borrow the words en anglès

To borrow the words of the prime minister herself: enough is enough.

We can not do better than borrow the words of Mr. Ruskin:

Keep 'em, to borrow the words of Police 5 star Shaw Taylor, peeled.

To borrow the words of Augustine Thou, Lord, forsakest nothing thou hast made.

I borrow the words of another writer speaking of this supreme effort on the part of France:-

To borrow the words of the old lady in the boarding house, I was surely wrong Mr. Wright.

To borrow the words of a Jewish proverb "the apple never falls far from the tree".

She was, to borrow the words Barbara had used to her brother with regard to him, true as steel.

The Civil War was fought because (to borrow the words of Abraham Lincoln) "the country could no longer endure half-slave and half-free".

Hastings, like Zama, impresses us as having been a "dishonest victory," to borrow the words with which Milton so emphatically characterizes Chæronea.

For a start, there's broad agreement amongst observers that the major label model must become, to borrow the words of Michael McDowell, radical or redundant.

He borrowed the words used from Aleksei Ivanov, a 45 year old Russian writer whose work Zhurov found online, developing the film around them.

"A world," to borrow the words, though not the application, of the Greek historian, "is his monument."