Sentence examples for actually the score from inspiring English sources

"This is actually the score?" Jerry Sloan, the Utah coach, said in his post-game press conference, holding up the stat sheet.

That background came in really handy with "Whiplash," being able to actually read the score and conduct; I just had to translate what I knew into the jazz idiom.

Then it seemed the Twins might actually tie the score or go ahead.

The United States actually tied the score at 9-9 shortly into the third quarter, but Hungary dominated the rest of the way.

When the Knicks actually closed the score to 45-30 athehalfalf, they received a handful of sarcastic cheers.

Reznor is actually doing the score and soundtrack for the film alongside Atticus Ross.

Tangerine Dream recently covered some of the beloved Stranger Things score, slyly hinting at their own influence on it (even if none of the members that actually influenced the score's style are part of the band anymore).

Since that time, Democrats have actually evened the score quite a bit (think: Senator Al Franken), which I wrote about last year, while applauding Clay Aiken for making a longshot bid for a House seat.

Now to actually construct the score in practice, for each candidate SV, we first extract read pairs from an alignment file that have one side mapping to each of the two loci indicated to be involved in the event.

The test is written by a bunch of rich white guys who make millions of dollars on it, the characters say, so "you think they care about us?" Actually, "The Perfect Score" makes pretty much every argument that critics of standardized testing have come up with.

Actually, the risk score computed by the classifiers may be affected by the disease prevalence; thus selection of the cutoff points is important for a fair comparison.