Sentence examples for officials borrowing from inspiring English sources

Florida State Golf Association officials, borrowing a page from their United States Golf Association brethren with unique United States Open pairings, put Harris in the same group with Ed Garver of Land O'Lakes and Ed Craig of Orlando, the next-oldest players in the field, at 72 and 70.

Though the agency ended up posting them on the wall, museum officials borrowed the idea to place the photos on a slanted board, in a narrow partitioned alcove.

Transit officials borrowed more than $550 million in a four-year period starting in 2008 to pay day-to-day expenses — a desperate and costly move.

State officials borrowed the war games theater at the Naval War College in Newport to practice with computer simulated disasters, said Lt. Gov. Charles J. Fogarty, chairman of the state's Emergency Management Advisory Council.

The more that elected officials borrowed and spent, the more disillusioned the citizenry became about their government and the more resistant they became to having to pay for it.

Mr. Ridge hopes that most of his staff of 100 or so officials, borrowed from other agencies, will be based here while he keeps a small staff at the White House.

With the project delayed, and the money used up, officials borrowed tens of millions more.

Its current nightmare began in 2003, when local officials borrowed $125 million to repair a trash incinerator.

And one portly official, borrowed from a local league, accompanied each out-of-bounds call with a hip-shaking dance.

Kelly Magsamen, a former high-ranking Pentagon official, borrowed one of Trump's derisive phrasing.

This was below both the 6.8% it paid for a similar maturity last November, and the 7% mark at which Portuguese officials admit borrowing costs would become unbearable.