Sentence examples for biggest score of from inspiring English sources

And last week, Williams was rewarded with the biggest score of his career: a pay-per-view fight, scheduled for September, against Saul "Canelo" Alvarez, the Mexican star.

That's B.Y.U.'s winning combo so far, with Heaps finding Apo during the second quarter for the biggest score of a 13-3 halftimedgegedge

Hawkins kicked four of his seven goals in the opening half, but the Cats did most of their damage in the second as they recorded their biggest score of the season.

It might not have been the biggest score of Tendulkar's career, but his 44 against West Indies in a one-day international in Trinidad was another courageous and skilful display of batting.

And the manner of their first-half capitulation against Red Devils, who had England stand-off Chase to thank for their biggest score of the season, may have a demoralising effect.

Zimbabwe had won the first two games, and posted 261-8 - their biggest score of the series - thanks to Hamilton Masakadza's 84 and good knocks by captain Brendan Taylor (53) and Sean Williams (49).

In one of the biggest scores of the oil boom, GeoSouthern sold its south Texas fields to Devon Energy for $6 billion in 2013.

Toretto is relaxing in fair-weather retirement, living off the big score of the previous movie in the franchise, when he is called back into service, as it were, by Luke Hobbs, the federal agent who both pursues and admires him and his band of renegades.

The big score of the meal was the tri-tip quesadillas.

No; CNN sucks as in sitting on the shag carpeting the day after Halloween, assimilating in broad daylight what seemed a big score of dazzling sugar swag but which, really, is just a pile of bright, cellophane wrapped junk.

A BIG score of <12 points suggests a mortality of <5%, whereas a cut-off of >26 points corresponds to a mortality of >50%.