Sentence examples for a different score from inspiring English sources

There is more time on the clock, a different score, a different ball position and other considerations.

The many voices in this debate have sounded at times like a choir trying to follow more than one conductor, each using a different score.

Kino's edition of "The Last Laugh" features a surround-stereo recording of Guiseppe Becce's original 1924 score, as well as a second disc with the complete (though unrestored) international version of the film (with a different score by Timothy Brock).

While passing the fabulous window displays of the famed Fifth Avenue jeweller Van Cleef and Arpels, he found his idea: three plotless ballets, each set to a different score (Fauré, Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky) and each inspired by a different gem.

The coordination of "Story/" with its score, Schubert's "Death and the Maiden" quartet, is more surprising because it grew out of an earlier work,"Story/Time" (2012), which had a different score and experimented with chance operations.

Dunjey said he had run a blind test of Dhu's symptoms recorded on her triage sheet – elevated heart rate, chest pain, higher blood pressure, warm to touch – on six nurses from his emergency department at RPH and all would have given her a different score.

Yarborough won his three titles in the 1970s under a different scoring system.

Each credit reference agency has a different scoring model, which makes it difficult to compare them directly.

In Fast4 players use the same courts, rackets and balls and follow the same basic rules as in the traditional game, but there is a different scoring system.

Although all of these questionnaires are designed to measure the same concept, each uses a different model of health, a different method of deriving preferences, and a different scoring formula.

When using analytical rubrics, it may be necessary to consider weighing the score using a different scoring scale or score multipliers for the learning objectives.