borrower

Newcomers to RV camping might appreciate a little help shepherding their borrowed house into its campsite when they reach their destination, which spurred our interest in the Lincoln’s Pro Trailer Backup Assist.

Once you have the list of your competitors, you can start analyzing them in greater detail to learn your rivals’ strengths and borrow their best practices.

Namely, when we try to have discussions about the future — we have talked a lot about getting married and having children together — he borrows the phrase "10-year plan," which one of his roommates uses a lot.

Other groups like the water district and environmental groups in Borrego Springs are alarmed over the pipeline’s path which appears to borrow through Anza Borrego State Park.

Unlike the federal government, state and local governments cannot borrow money to make up for budget deficits, so budgets will need to be cut.

And the average student borrower had $29,400 in debt as of 2012.

After getting burned badly in the housing crash, most lenders now check everything on a borrower's loan application.

The borrower loses credibility, respect, and the ability to participate in the market in the future.

In addition, the typical credit score for a post-2008 borrower is a healthy 755.

For a borrower, these notes add up to a loan, which they then have to pay back over the term.

Amongst all my fellow clerks I remember one only who resembled as a borrower some of my quondam associates at Derby.

In both the borrower of money pledges his property as security while the money remains unpaid.

He was in the position of a borrower driving a risky trade, or of a would-be insurer who leads an unhealthy life.

I really came as a borrower, but circumstances permitted me to play the rle of the lender.

On another occasion the same borrower deducted from the interest accrued due a pound he said he had lent the youthful poet.