Sentence examples for score box from inspiring English sources

ESPN's score box has avoided fire.

Kay offered a detailed description of YES's corner score box, which he pronounced "dandy".

This was the newest development in what began a decade ago as the relatively unobtrusive corner score box, a revolution in its time.

But on a fundamental level, each network's technology is defined by the differences over the pyromaniacal FoxBar and the well-behaved ESPN score box.

He can also recall trips to the Polo Grounds with a family friend, a bootlegger who knew Giants Manager John J. McGraw and would often score box seats.

Had the National Football League not postponed Sunday's games, Fox Sports planned to replace its corner score box with an American flag and to insert patriotic and heroic vignettes throughout the broadcasts.

Score boxes superimposed over a young African-American male read variously: "eScore: 811, high lifetime value potential" and "eScore: 524, underbanked, but safe credit risk".

The major challenge of this approach may be the inconsistent forms of score boxes in different sports games as their sizes/types may be different.

The moment when the score changes in a game will be what the audiences care so the message conveyed in the score boxes will assist the browsing of sports videos.

The difference between the calls, Scully said, is the difference between radio and television — particularly modern television, with its proliferation of graphics and score boxes and reaction shots.

I stop typing and wiping and trying to think of a way to play my "Q" on a triple-word-score box.