The phrase "a script at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific script related to a location or event, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "I found a script at the library that details the history of our town."
Alternatives: "a script in the" or "a script for the".
We had a script at the beginning, which I think I was writing on and off for eight years but it wasn't serious writing.
Its characters are all running on rails, reading from a script, at the mercy of their author, be it McDonagh or God.
But even the defiant cancer patient, the one who refuses to engage with cancer on previously established terms, has become a recognizable role, with a script at the ready.
In the video released Friday, Mr. Shihri sits alongside a man identified as Abu Hareth Muhammad al-Awfi, who appears with a script at the bottom of the screen giving his Guantánamo identification number, 333.
As she told it, she was queuing up to register a script at the Writers Guild when she met the man who would become her husband.
De Luca said, "Bob's bottom-line decision was based on looking at this like he was acquiring a movie, not a script". At 8 15, everybody files into the office of ICM President Jim Wiatt for a change of scenery.
Star Wars started as a spec script, at the beginning of it all that was a piece of original material.
Although the film feels completely thought out, Mr. Sinclair didn't have a real script at the beginning of the shoot and made up a lot as he went along.
A neon script at the Duveen's northern end, "Je vous salue marat", a homage in red, white and blue to the French revolutionary, was made by Julie Farthing.
The classical style was retained as a monumental script at the same time that more cursive forms grew up for writing on such surfaces as parchment, papyrus, and wax.
The Classical style was retained as a monumental script at the same time that more cursive forms grew up for writing on such surfaces as parchment, papyrus, and wax.
