Sentence examples for built the expansion from inspiring English sources

His last trip around this block, as Jacksonville's coach and general manager, Coughlin built the expansion Jaguars from scratch.

After working for the Astros and the Yankees, Gillick built the expansion Blue Jays, who won titles in 1992 and 1993.

ORLANDO, Fla .— When Pat Gillick left the Yankees' front office in 1976 to build the expansion Toronto Blue Jays, George Steinbrenner was upset.

Commissioner Michael Huyghue, who helped build the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars in the mid-1990s, emphasized that the league would complement the N.F.L., and that players and coaches were free to leave for the N.F.L. any time before the Sept. 10 opening of training camps and after the Nov. 27 championship game.

One of the bedrooms, on the first level, was built during the expansion; the other is accessible from a staircase in the dining room.

A further strength of ASAS 2014 is the inclusion of a wider age range and updating of the geographical area to the modern city boundaries, which include many suburban developments built following the expansion of the oil industry in Aberdeen in the 1970s and 1980s.

By using the tensor calculus representation we build the Taylor expansion of the gray-value derivatives as well as of the optical flow in a spatiotemporal neighborhood.

Because the stipulations of the original land grant prevented MIT from covering more than two-ninths of its current lot, Walker announced his intention to build the industrial expansion on a lot directly across from the Trinity Church fully intending that their opposition would lead to favorable terms for selling the proposed land and funding construction elsewhere.

Gillick had carefully built the Blue Jays from an expansion team to a powerhouse, mostly through shrewd scouting.

Through modernization and international expansion, Aleotti built the 180-employee firm based in Florence into a global titan, with more than 16,000 employees and 14 manufacturing sites around the world.

Mr. Bush's plan essentially builds on the expansion of managed care in Medicare that was required by the balanced budget act of 1997.