The theater, on the second floor, is equipped with a Steinway grand piano, local artwork and chairs borrowed from the nearby Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall.

While the adults sat on their forms we sat ourselves down on an assortment of broken chairs borrowed from the neighbours.

At one end of the makeshift table, Picard sat in a chair borrowed from a legitimate conference room.

An aide raced over with a chair borrowed from a nearby desk, and the prince sat down.

This makeshift theatre, called the Bijou, was furnished with chairs borrowed from a local undertaker.

Kyiv Mohyla Business School is essentially built from scratch: a chair borrowed from a nearby classroom, a home PC brought to the office, and a big dream - to create Ukraine's best business school.

But they are still going to have to work that little bit harder to stop the audience from noticing that the Russian nobleman they are portraying is sitting on a plastic chair borrowed from the theatre bar.

Tossing our hair, down the aisle we went between the rows of folding chairs borrowed from the funeral home, right straight to the front of the crowded tent for the Lord's roll call.

The briefing, held in the guarded mess hall and using chairs begged and borrowed from every headquarters tent in the brigade, was mercifully brief.

Inside the enclosure she placed their toys, cushions and rugs, and a child-sized table and chairs borrowed from the twins' room.