Call his direction borderline over-the-top, his own stratagem but classy.
Mark Purdy, The San Jose Mercury News: Schwartz has gained a reputation as a borderline over-the-top coach who screams at officials and taunts other team's players, so it was amusing to hear him talk about proper "protocol" for handshakes as if he were Mr. Manners.
"They changed their borderlines over those three days.
How did this vagabond word, bohemia, migrate across national borderlines over the course of the nineteenth century, and what happened to it as it traveled?
Prendergast talked amiably, guardedly with him on a couch in a sparsely furnished living room, gathering information as always, taking in Machar's thoughts on last-minute negotiations with the North — over borderlines, over oil revenue — that could jeopardize the referendum.
There is plenty of wackiness in "Mr. Sunshine," much of it provided by Allison Janney as the arena's borderline-racist, over-the-top owner, who in the pilot throws a small child at a group of clowns and frenetically works out on an elliptical device in heels and a business suit.
To men, winter's slower metabolism forces the borderline attractive over to the wrong side of the fence.
Adolescents are becoming borderline obsessed over what other users think of them, and the infamous double tap on an Instagram post has become notorious for increasing self-esteem.
I borderline gimp over to Andie, as she is putting on her coat.
Multiple myeloma risk was highest with short ESRD duration (p < 0.0001), possibly reflecting reverse causality, while kidney cancer risk showed a borderline rise over time (p = 0.08).
Our re-sequencing efforts confirmed KRAS mutations to be the most frequent molecular alteration amongst mucinous tumors, appearing more common in borderline malignancies over carcinomas (92.3 % versus 64.9 %, respectively; Fisher exact p = 0.0157).
