Examples of using Borrowed time in English and their translations into Spanish
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The American economy is living on borrowed time through the infusion of massive amounts of"printed out of thin air" cash being printed by the Federal Reserve.
Livin' on Borrowed Time" and"We Don't Have To Look Back Now" were the final singles released.
The album was also announced by the band to be titled Livin' on Borrowed Time, but that was changed to Famous after the name of the first single.
that I'm not really living on borrowed time.
so now he was living on borrowed time.
However, many fans wanted a heavier follow up to the previous record, Borrowed Time and did not like the progressive direction.
Another Language, On Borrowed Time, The Small Hours,
Although the reason for this was that their first album was only meant as a demo with the idea of Borrowed Time being their first official album.
The song also appeared on Diamond Head's second studio album, Borrowed Time, their first album to be released by MCA.
It was borrowed time, anyway, the whole upper tenth of the nation living with the insouciance of grand ducs
I think we should all look at every moment of every day from now on as borrowed time, and people should live the lives that they want to live before it's over.
Goodman never felt that he was living on anything other than borrowed time, and some critics, listeners
Their first MCA album, Borrowed Time, featured a lavish Rodney Matthews-illustrated gatefold sleeve based on the album's Elric theme
so you're operating on borrowed time as it is.
Lennon's love songs;"Borrowed Time", his songs about life; and"Roots", his rock'n' roll roots and influences.
Once he arrived in Bermuda, Lennon heard the line'living on borrowed time' from Bunny Wailer's"Hallelujah Time"
She borrows time she has to self-invent.
I should think that would be possible, that we could just borrow time from-- from some of the other.
Borrowed time.
Living on borrowed time.
