Sentence examples for borrowing team from inspiring English sources
In return, the "borrowing team" gets access to top talent without signing an expensive, lengthy contract.
Steelers safety Troy Polamalu got docked twice that amount for borrowing a team doctor's cellphone on the sidelines – to assure his wife he was OK after suffering an apparent head injury.
The race does not furnish any dogs, but participants have been known to lease or borrow dog teams rather than raise their own.
That is a lot of borrowing for a team that lost $70 million last season and had faltering attendance.
Last November, facing a cash crunch, the team borrowed $25 million from Major League Baseball after reaching the $75 million limit of borrowing from M.L.B.'s industrywide bank credit line.
About a year ago, the team borrowed $25 million from Major League Baseball because of a cash shortage.
The team borrowed from the architectural details characteristic of Hollywood glamour gowns of the 1930's.
The team borrowed heavily, betting that success on the field would increase its revenue and pay its debts.
The Houston Astros looked to that heritage during the 2012 season, when the team borrowed from "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" for its marketing efforts.
The balance appears to have been borrowed by the team, and $36 million of the associated team debt was canceled by the quasipublic Stadium District in September 2002.
Swift's team borrowed $13,000 worth of clothes from The Stockroom a month ago, including a flesh-coloured latex dress worn by Swift that retails at $235, and a $360 latex blouse sported by Gomez.
