Sentence examples for a scorecard in from inspiring English sources

But the advertising-rich program sold at Yankee Stadium, which has a scorecard in the centerfold, costs $10.

JON BRANSDON left his date on Wednesday night with a glass of scotch in one hand and a scorecard in the other.

For Ms. Bautista, a fourth-grade teacher at Greenacres Elementary School in Scarsdale, N.Y., the report card is as nuanced as a scorecard in a baseball game, a "fingerprint," as she puts it, of each child, and a reflected portrait of her teaching.

After viewing Jones's four-dot signature on a scorecard in the USGA museum, he went to a collectors' show and saw the shaky one on the dust jacket of Jones's book Golf is My Game.

None of these examples had an outstretched hand and a scorecard in the other.

"In fact, it's hard to keep track of the heavyweight bouts without a scorecard in the Tea Party/Establishment Republican boxing extravaganza.

Historically speaking, that's a remarkable scorecard in an otherwise appalling world.

One of the signature elements of Allan Malamud's "Notes on a Scorecard" column in the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Herald-Examiner was "Lookalikes: …".

Meanwhile, The Note offered snap judgments about the impact of the ongoing Convention in a "scorecard," arguing that "in our 24/7-cable-Internet-talk show politico-media culture, the only way to be anywhere close to first in offering an evaluation of anything in American politics is to rush beyond any sense of propriety or horse sense to analyze and dissect before an event is even over".

Innovative public accountability mechanisms have been developed including a new 'openness barometer' in the Slovak Republic, a 'governance observatory' in Peru and a 'public scorecard' in the Dominican Republic.

Google launched a new scorecard in AdSense today that allows site owners to see how their properties are performing relative to other AdSense publishers.