Sentence examples for scoreboard making from inspiring English sources

The last time they qualified in 2013, they finished dead on the scoreboard – making UK entrant Bonnie Tyler's 19th placing look like a relative triumph.

Ivan Rakitic Earlier this year, video footage of some children manually changing digits on a big, improvised scoreboard made of wood went viral on the internet.

In addition to the five-figure cost of the system each year, the infrastructure improvements — like a video-enabled scoreboard — make it cost prohibitive to put the system on all Open courts.

If predominantly white colleges want to break the mold on something, they can buy a new state-of-the-art scoreboard, make environmental preservation standards a campus-wide initiative, or their president can become a Twitter celebrity.

The tall spinner got the scoreboard moving, making 36, but leaving the crease with 22 still required.

What if the impressiveness of the highlight was reflected on the actual scoreboard, like making slam dunks worth 30 points in basketball?

They spent four mostly glorious seasons together with the Phoenix Suns, lighting up scoreboards and making deep playoff runs.

"I had another peek at the scoreboard to make sure I didn't celebrate too early".

"Every inning I had to check the scoreboard to make sure it was still zero-zero," Viola said.

Someone inside the stadium's manual scoreboard — which makes the one at Wrigley Field seem cutting edge — moved a number into place and it read, 1-0.

"I don't know if the Welsh kickers would have kicked the goals but if you think about points on the scoreboard, it makes the game a lot tougher mentally [for the other team] and applies pressure.