Sentence examples for your scorecard from inspiring English sources

But your scorecard will be full, which is the point.

It creates a bad result on your scorecard but also [reveals] a lot of truth about yourself.

And when playing with a group of social entrepreneurs, your scorecard is likely to fill up fast.

If you play duplicate, at the end of a session check your scorecard and see how often the opponents went down two or more undoubled.

Moreover, simply reaching that tier brings you a step towards qualifying for the world championships; the higher you rank, the more points you get on your scorecard.

You'll be able to stop Cal Ripken Jr. on his way to the bus after a game and get him to sign your scorecard.

Investors who had watched him over the years had become so accustomed to certain Buffettisms--holding stocks for the equivalent of an investing lifetime, not selling businesses that Berkshire acquired, investing as though there were only twenty punches on your scorecard--that they believed Buffett's investing style was to buy and hold forever.

Now all you have to do is wait for your scorecards to be scored!

Hang on to your scorecards and look at them during the next season, to see if the current contestants are better than the previous batch.

Keep your own scorecard, and it has to include the good, the bad and the ugly.

However, commenter Jeff McFarlane (No. 2 on your comments scorecard) wrote that Antero seemed more like a "Finnish Jeanneret;" that would be the exciting and excitable Rick Jeanneret, who calls the Sabres games on TV in Buffalo.