Sentence examples for admirable score from inspiring English sources

The program had begun with Andrews Sill conducting Jay Greenberg's often admirable score for "Call Me Ben," the wretchedly feckless "ballet dramedy" by Melissa Barak.

Under Mr. Ajmone-Marsan, the orchestra gave an exuberant and colorful, if not always tidy, account of this teeming and admirable score.

For a while the force was with them, until the admirable Juan Mata scored twice in three minutes; a fourth goal on the break, which the Spaniard set up for Daniel Sturridge, always looked possible.

Juan Mata might have removed the need for the drama of Stamford Bridge in the second leg against the Italians when he found himself facing an open goal, admittedly from an acute angle, but soon enough the advantage was gained when Torres exposed again the languid pace of the Benfica cover and laid on the cross for the admirable Salomon Kalou to score the precious away goal.

Thomas showed admirable coolness in scoring one of the game's historic goals.

The advertised goals have been admirable: Higher test scores for all students; closing of gaps between black and white, rich and poor.

Ms. Rhodes and Ms. Morkoski played the Ravel with flexibility and warmth, and admirable attention to the score's nuanced dynamics.

It took in $70 million over its first weekend domestically, attained an admirable 83percentt Rotten Tomatoes score from critics, and grabbed an impressive "A" CinemaScore from moviegoers.

That was Toulon's only try of the half, but they showed admirable patience in their score-building.

And It'm like thinking much of its original audience as well.

And then there was me; I definitely had admirable grades and test scores, but I was hardly involved in as many programs as Jack.