Sentence examples for scoreboard up from inspiring English sources

Neatly, the clock on the scoreboard – up alongside the advert for the DIY store, the soft drink company, the car showroom and the brothel – showed 1.01 when he got his 101st to opening the scoring against Getafe at the Coliseum.

Timmy the virgin probably isn't going to light the scoreboard up (unless he uses his MAGICAL GOD POWERS), but he'll definitely sell jerseys and put asses in the seats, at least until he starts really sucking.

Finally, the scoreboard lighted up: Devers first in 7.12 seconds, Edwards second in 7.12 seconds.

On the day they played their first home game in September, the scoreboard went up.

The scoreboard flashed up a dismal 16.41m, and Idowu's chance of the gold had gone.

The Huskies' swarming defense kept St. John's off the scoreboard for up to six minutes at a stretch.

Before that, while the crowd was waiting for the resumption, the scoreboard flashed up Ladbrokes' odds for the result: 1-4 Australia; 5-2 draw; 500-1 England.

Corporations do promotional efforts during the show, including having their logo displayed on the scoreboard, putting up signs and advertising in the journal.

They ran in 12 tries against us in Chicago and the scoreboard ended up at 74-6 – I'd say half their points or more came from Eagles errors.

Somewhere in between the first two boundaries, the scoreboard flashed up that he had amassed the highest score of his life, surpassing the 235 he made against Australia in Brisbane last year.

But once that scoreboard lit up the final score of the game, it was official, it was over, there were no heroics left, the rules of our game told us that the Marlins had more runs than we had when all was said and done.