Sentence examples for put an expansion from inspiring English sources
Bird, who won three N.B.A. titles as a player with the Boston Celtics in the 1980's, became more interested in returning to the N.B.A. when the league decided to put an expansion team in Charlotte.
That would supersede the plan to put an expansion team there, probably with no objection in Seattle, but it would provoke a lawsuit concerning the unexpired lease in the Oakland Coliseum.
Thus, Seattle might not be a good place in which to put an expansion team.
Based on its high locational quality, Kansas City could be an excellent place in which to put an expansion team.
Despite assurances of nuclear-power aficionados to the contrary, the growing supply of nuclear waste we are burying may well come to be recognized as such a grave danger that, eventually, it will severely limit or put an end to expansion of nuclear-power generation.
In particular, the authorities have been slow to put in place an expansion of the bailout fund, known as the European Financial Stability Facility, that was meant to raise money by issuing bonds backed by the stronger European countries and then lend it to shakier countries facing high interest rates on their debt.
In its place the adjacent Museum of Modern Art, which bought the building in 2011, will put up an expansion, which will connect to a new tower with floors for the Modern on the other side of the former museum.
He championed the acceptance of black players in organized baseball, helped take major league baseball to California, put together an expansion team in San Diego and saw power shift from management to the players with the arrival of free agency.
Tomorrow's Republican debate will likely provide good fodder in case the team hopes to put out an expansion pack.
The company is expected to put an emphasis on international expansion for the channel.
Her main goals were to put an end to German expansion to the north and to extend and secure Denmark's southern borders, goals she tried to achieve through diplomatic means.
