Sentence examples for its scoreboard from inspiring English sources

The inside of the loop becomes an electric billboard, underneath which the main entrance gives views from the street through the lofted lobby to the heart of the arena and its scoreboard hanging above a sunken floor.

Champion's, a typical sports bar in Austin, Texas, ran a curious greeting on its scoreboard all weekend: "Welcome, Netroots!" The pulsing light bulbs faced a giant convention center hosting Netroots Nation, an annual conference for the Internet Left, which grew out of volunteer brainstorming sessions on DailyKos over three years ago.

Instead, after the logistical juggling by Cricket Australia and its various "stakeholders", this uniquely solemn occasion will take place at a classic venue which, while modernised and expanded, still retains much of its timeless charm with its old scoreboard and the view of St Peter's Cathedral behind.

I learned to write professionally at the town ball field, next to the railroad yard, with its Victorian turrets flanking the grandstand, its wooden scoreboard and a tricky hill that toppled many a visiting right fielder.

With its super-exaggerated physics and fiendishly designed obstacle courses, Trials provided a tense test of motoring skill, made all the more compelling by its global scoreboard that let you easily compare your best times with those of your friends.

Probably not, but that's precisely what the Wall Street Journal did in reporting the total return for the Dow Jones industrial average in its Shareholder Scoreboard supplement published on Feb. 26 of this year.

Its human scale, its eccentric angles, its hand-operated scoreboard and the lushness of its bluegrass all contribute to an experience that is a quintessence of summer.

One of the allures of competitive sport is its conclusiveness: the scoreboard says who won, who lost, go home.

United will play at Sunderland with one eye on the scoreboard, hoping its rival stumbles.

Another used the B.C.S. initials in its message: "Better Consider Scoreboard 45-35".

Mark Drake a spokesman for Coleman, said the Franken campaign was attempting to freeze the scoreboard in its favour.