Meanings of borrow a couple in English

This round's on me if I can borrow a couple of quid.

We borrow a couple of racquets from Hedley's shop and head off to a court.

That photographer was making such a fuss over your pictures, I thought I'd borrow a couple.

Hey, can we borrow a couple of limes?

If you opt for number one, you're a cretin, and can I borrow a couple of grand?

I'm going out to borrow a couple of teams of dogs, and we'll start in as many hours.

Well, to borrow a couple of lines from Dr Seuss, we are all still in a mos(...)

But don't you think you could borrow a couple of hundred from Larkin, and pay him back after you become his son-in-law?

Maignan, when he returns with mademoiselle, will leave two men with you; until they come I should borrow a couple of stout fellows from Rambouillet.

I must ask you borrowed a couple of priestly robes for tomorrow morning, father.

He had borrowed a couple of hundred marks in Berlin and received a cable asking him to cable it right back.

'I'll borrow a couple of bicycles,' said Huw.

"I can send to one of the miners and borrow a couple of ladders."

She would have taken the eider-down off her own bed, but Marcus preferred borrowing a couple of blankets from Mrs. Crampton.

Jacob borrowed a couple of hundred dollars, took a store at five hundred dollars a year rent, and employed a clerk and porter.

"Maybe we can borrow a couple," I rejoined.