Sentence examples for scorecard over from inspiring English sources
2.05pm "Rob, have you seen the scorecard over at Leicester?" says Andrew Hewitt.
SCORECARD Over the last week, Mr. Florio's campaign has tried to link Mr. Corzine and Goldman Sachs to the Sudanese government, which is accused of brutality against black Christians and even slavery, so it is hardly surprising that Mr. Corzine would strike back.
Provided that the experience is smooth, the capability will put a positive point into Microsoft's scorecard over its choice to build one operating system and deploy it everywhere.
Watson closed with a 2-under 70, a score that doesn't even begin to describe his wild ride — an eagle, birdie, par, bogey and double bogey filled his scorecard over the last five holes.
The "scorecard" allows over 200 schools to be weighted according to criteria such as return on investment, strength of faculty and diversity of student body to create a personalised ranking tailored to their own individual needs and abilities.
As he left the green, Nicklaus hugged his wife, Barbara, signed his scorecard 73-822, 13 over par), and sounded rather definitive that he would never play another Open.
In Hospital B, ST and pharmacists collected scorecard data over the period September November 2011.
Furthermore, if some of the crazy-looking scorecards handed over last night are repeated next weekend, punters looking to find the man who will lift the Claret Jug might do better to use a pin rather than any form lines to pick their selections.
But the April 2013 SurePayroll Small Business Scorecard showed that month-over-month hiring was down 0.2 percent and the average paycheck was flat.
The scorecard for death over the past four years – I'm afraid that death in Pakistan is today much like a tally – is truly awful.
Adding in the weekend activity, teams traded 69 players in 20 transactions, ensuring good scorecard sales all over the country in the coming weeks.
