Sentence examples similar to arrow score from inspiring English sources

Scoring areas are vital (20, 16, or 12) and non-vital (18, 14, or 10) with points awarded depending on which arrow scored first.

Zorn, who set a qualifying world record with 1,399 of a possible 1,400 points for 144 arrows over the first two days, had the best 18-arrow score yesterday with 172.

One can imagine a class of 1922 Pierce-Arrow cars, scored for mellowness of polish, hat clearance, correctne of chauffeur's livery, and accessories (lap rove, flask, wet-weather gloves, and footwarmers).

Predictors before the arrow have a score of 0, those after the arrow have a score of 1.

Italy, thanks to a 10 with a last arrow – no other score would have sufficed – from the ever so slightly paunchy Michele Frangilli, took the men's team event.

Arrows mark adherens junctions.

As they went into the fourth and final end there was still a gap; when they each reached for their last arrow each, the scores were tied at 199.

In this case, they will lose the value of the highest scoring arrow in that end.

The announcement last week that Trader Monthly magazine was ceasing publication was one of those moments when a chance arrow of history scores a perfect bull's eye on a deserving target.

If you need to override a final grade for a student, use the drop-down arrow next to their score in the course grade column.

Line breakers, an arrow just touching a scoring boundary line, will be awarded the higher score.