Sentence examples for scorecard at from inspiring English sources

Fans, who typically buy a simple scorecard at the game, record the action in a much simpler fashion.

After signing his second-round scorecard at Bethpage, Charles Howell III, who was born in Augusta and has played in the Masters, was cradling his 2-year-old daughter, Ansley, in his arms.

But here is the scorecard at the end of the year: in December, the newly refurbished collider produced a million proton collisions, including 50,000 at the record energy of 1.2 trillion electron volts per proton, before going silent for the holidays.

And it's not just for the benefit of the artist I'm saying this, but also for the guy (that's me or you) who has arms bouncing off the side of their head during gigs, or can't see because someone has their iPad held up like a scorecard at a beauty pageant.

You can't tell the players without a scorecard at The Aspen Music Festival and School, but the scorecard just got smaller.

He took any job that paid, starting at age 15 by selling scorecards at Ebbets Field.

Alexander's speed proved too much for Kotelnik 31-4-1 31-4-1 31-4-1 unasimous decision (116-112 on all theee scorecards) at Scottrade Center.

His father, a Chicago sportswriter, became president of the National League Chicago Cubs (1919 33), and young Veeck himself sold peanuts and scorecards at Wrigley Field during Cubs home games.

This time, Ali won clearly; he was again ahead on all three judges' scorecards at the time Futch retired Frazier in Manila 21 months later.

Roe and Parnevik never exchanged scorecards at the first tee, and throughout the round, Roe and Parnevik were recording each other's scores on the wrong cards.

But the Belfast boxer was ahead on the scorecards at the time.