Meanings of borrowed some money in English

It's only that Jack has-has borrowed some money-whichhe can't repay.

He borrowed some money, for which he gave his note.

Why, I hire out as a labourer; and then I borrowed some money from your honour.

I took out a loan, borrowed some money from my folks, and opened a surf shop.

I borrowed some money from my parents.

My father borrowed some money from Max Turner and it was the biggest mistake of his life.

He went to the nearest jeweler's, and telling how he had found the precious jewels, borrowed some money on them.

Sir Nigel Anstruthers borrowed some money, went to New York and made his suit to nice little silly Rosalie Vanderpoel.

Finally, when my cash was all gone, I borrowed some money of Joe, my "rabbi" at the art of cloak-making.

Instead of undertaking more improvements, for part of which he borrowed some money, he could have divided the profits of the season's cut.

I borrowed some money from a drug-store clerk who wanted to keep company with me-I'vepaid it back-andI went to New York.

When they got to the bottom of Shotwick Hill, Howard borrowed some money from Fifi and bought Awful a doughnut in the shopping center.

He sent therefore, to a friend one day, and borrowed some money of him in his father Pericles's name, pretending it was by his order.

Unfortunately, however, on one occasion, he gained the displeasure of an Irishman, (from whom he had borrowed some money), who was half lawyer, half money-broker.

"I borrowed some money from Heinzman for the firm."

"I borrowed some money from a gaelet named Devi," I said, hoping she'd be satisfied with that.