Sentence examples for a mediocre score from inspiring English sources

I had a mediocre score and am now a management consultant.

Going into his final shot, Emmons was in first place and needed only a mediocre score for gold.

Re-testing and repeating a mediocre score is not helpful; re-testing and scoring higher is helpful, but may not be worth the delay in an application.

When I asked Harlan what would happen if Parker suddenly gave him a mediocre score, like, say, 87, he blanched -- what kind of madness was I speaking?

WEBER -- But "Wicked" is a mediocre score from a composer who is still writing in the same style as he was in the 70's.

A senior, Ms. Eckelmann scored an outstanding 5 out of 7 on her International Baccalaureate exam for college credit in physics, but she got a 78, a mediocre score, on the physics Regents in June.

China's men stuttered from apparatus to apparatus, piecing together a surprisingly mediocre score of 269.985 to qualify sixth.

Today they have no options if they are a start-up and very few options if they've been in business and have a mediocre credit score.

The SAT is a multi-subject text, which means that excelling in certain areas but doing poorly in others can give you a mediocre overall score.

Mr. Kamen's mediocre score hardly deserved so much ink, but Mr. Kennicott's bile, like Mr. Kamen's music, sounded recycled.

Only fully initiated ballerinas were allowed to dance it". Karsavina, of course, did dance the work and remarked that the ballet demands "dramatic power, lyricism and technical perfection". Certainly, "La Bayadere" did not survive because of the serviceable but mediocre score by Alois Minkus.