1.   British Rail employees and managers will borrow cash, so the Government hopes, in order to buy profitable services, like the East Coast mainline from their employers.

2.   They are taking a risk in borrowing the cash.

3.   Banks need to borrow cash to balance their books as the end of the year approaches.

4.   By last summer, however, Sharma was borrowing cash to keep Tachion afloat.

5.   Evidence in the case showed that the money was not involved in any illicit scheme -- Bajakajian had legally borrowed the cash to repay a legitimate debt in Syria.

6.   Hedge funds can be exciting investment products, shorting stocks here and borrowing cash to load up on favorites there in the hair-trigger pursuit of superior returns.

7.   In a repurchase agreement, or repo, investors lend government bonds to dealers and borrow cash in exchange.

8.   Investors are increasingly concerned about the ability of Sprint and other members of the battered telecommunications industry to borrow cash to meet short-term debts.

9.   Mutual funds can borrow money only if the possibility is spelled out in the prospectus, and then the cash must be borrowed from a bank.

10.   Rinker ended up borrowing cash from his parents so that he could fly to California and play in the tournament at Pebble Beach.