Sentence examples for scoreboard that would from inspiring English sources

Citi Field provides a nice backdrop — far more aesthetically interesting than the Mets' former home, Shea Stadium, with its rounded outfield dimensions and an 86-foot-tall right-field scoreboard that would have prevented fans from catching most homers hit that way.

My fellow athletes and I gathered by the big green baseball scoreboard that would double as the starting point for the run.

During the 1908 1909 offseasons, Joss worked on designing an electric scoreboard that would later be known as the Joss Indicator.

In keeping with his low-profile approach, Walsh declined to be shown on the video scoreboard Wednesday — a moment that would have surely evoked a huge roar from the crowd, and perhaps started "Fire Isiah!" chants.

COUNTING IT DOWN General Manager Jerry Reese announced that he was going to put a countdown scoreboard-like device in the locker room that would remind the team of the number of days remaining until the 2014 Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium.

The question now: Can Notts resist the scoreboard pressure and prevent the Bears securing a win that would virtually seal the title?

"This is a win-win for Alaska that would end as a political loss on the scoreboard [if Murkowski voted for the bill]," added the Republican insider.

President Obama's proposed reform plan would require colleges that receive federal aid to create "a scoreboard" that gives actual costs, graduation rates and potential earnings for graduates.

The FuelBand has been paired with a mobile app that allows you to follow your FuelBand-wearing friends like you would on Twitter, with everyone's results illuminated on a virtual scoreboard that appears on your phone.

"Obviously I would have liked to have been ahead on the scoreboard but I just thought, if the players adjusted one or two things at the start of the second half, that would make a difference.

It's what is on the scoreboard that matters.