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borrowed time
noun
an uncertain, usually limited period of time extending beyond or postponing the occurrence of something inevitable.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of borrowed time1
Example Sentences
So with that in mind, if Spurs have the strength in their initial convictions then Postecoglou may still be on borrowed time.
It has said that it believes Syria is living "on borrowed time".
The twins are living on borrowed time.
Since signing Colapinto from Williams, following his cameo role in the final few races of last season, the theory has been the access to Latin American money the Argentine gives means Doohan is on borrowed time.
Former United goalkeeper Massimo Taibi, whose famous howler against Southampton in 1999 hastened his own departure from Old Trafford, believes Onana could be on borrowed time.
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