Sentence examples for make a borderline from inspiring English sources

Yet he will still sometimes appease a competitor by saying, "Let's sit down, we'll have a meeting, we'll make a borderline -- I won't bother you".

If you're Charlie Sheen and you make a borderline anti-semitic comment, you're not sorry you said it, you're sorry "if I offended you".

If South makes a borderline opening of one heart, North will respond two clubs.

North made a borderline double and naturally passed the invitational response of two hearts.

"In the character of Walter Blunt, Seth, Jonathan and Patrick have found the alchemy that makes a borderline alcoholic, mad-genius-Brit the man you want fighting in America's corner," Starz CEO Chris Albrecht said.

For example, one of the great moments in team history dates back to when then head coach Roger Neilson waved a white towel in mock surrender from the bench after a referee made a borderline call against his team.

This has been widely used to reduce the size of the primary cancer to facilitate surgery, for example by making a borderline resectible tumour more easily resectible, or to allow breast conservation for a tumour that would otherwise have required a mastectomy (Wolmark et al, 2001).

Let's say you're insecure about your Jewfro… Make it a borderline mullet, and wear eyeliner.

Massey crucially made a correct borderline call in the build-up to Liverpool's first goal at Molineux.

When the Braves get a borderline pitch, make a great play or have a blooper fall for a hit, the Mets let it bother them.

The only boundary that seems subject to debate is to the northeast, where Rego Park meets Forest Hills, and brokers eager to make a sale tend to give borderline properties the wealthier Forest Hills designation.