Sentence examples for scoreboard to a from inspiring English sources

As strange as it might be to link a jumping monkey on a scoreboard to a dramatic rally, the Angels began their comeback after the Rally Monkey appeared with the score 5-0.

By the end of the following over he was delivering another missive, this time kissing the badge on his baggy green cap in the direction of the home fans who were celebrating the fast bowler's figures, freshly delivered on the electronic scoreboard to a cacophony of cheers.

"Yes, you need a scoreboard to determine a winner.

Clinton had completed nine holes at the Palmer course at PGA West when play at the Humana Challenge on Saturday was suspended because of high winds that toppled trees, turned portable toilets into projectiles and caused a giant scoreboard to take a dive into the lake along the 18th green at the Palmer course.

He bought cotton candy and peanuts for his daughter, shouted "I got it!" whenever a foul ball came near, and showed Susie how to use the miles-per-hour indicator on the scoreboard to distinguish a fast ball from a change-up.

A picture that emerged of Woodward apparently taking a selfie during a stunning 2-0 defeat in the Champions League by Olympiakos in February turned out to be him capturing the image of the scoreboard to provide an indelible reminder of a night he vowed would never be repeated.

Presumably awaiting supertitles in the second concert, on Sunday, when the orchestra was to present the New York premiere of Elliott Carter's opera, "What's Next?," along with Falla's "Three-Cornered Hat," it set a listener to fantasizing about the possibility of using it as a scoreboard to liven up concerts with a tally of orchestral runs, hits and errors.

TMS are now doing an emergency broadcast from what sounds like an engineering cupboard, without any access to a scoreboard to tell them what's going on.

The Orioles also reduced the height of the right-field scoreboard to give fans a clear view from the flag court on Eutaw Street, the ballpark's version of Yawkey Way in Boston.

The organization provides teaching tools that help coaches redefine the idea of "winning" from something that is reflected on a scoreboard to something that is reflected in a child's character.

It is the first university to have a permanent stadium, to wear uniforms, to use a scoreboard, to hold spring practice.