Sentence examples for book score from inspiring English sources

They take, on average, three or four years to come together; a matter of getting several elements – book, score, lyrics – to cohere.

Both actors won Tony Awards for their performances, and the show won best musical, as well as five other awards, including best book, score and direction.

No one was surprised that "Fiddler" swept the Tony Awards, winning as best musical as well as for book, score, direction, choreography, costumes, production and performances by Mostel and Maria Karnilova (as his wife, Golde).

Through Jan . 4 Vital Children's Theater offers a musical version, with book, score and lyrics by Ric Averill, tomorrow and Sunday at 1 and 3 p.m. at 432 West 42nd Street, Clinton, (212) 268-2040.

His show was nominated for seven awards; he was nominated for four -- in the categories of acting, book, score and orchestrations, the last two with his writing partner, Heidi Rodewald.

Through Jan . 4 Vital Children's Theater offers a musical, with book, score and lyrics by Ric Averill, tomorrow and Sunday at 1 and 3 p.m. at 432 West 42nd Street, Clinton, (212) 268-2040.

Her book scores high for "readability", but less well for the kind of excellence Stothard's looking for.

Disney's latest live-action remake, The Jungle Book, scored the second biggest April opening of all time at the US box office this weekend, a tigerish $103.5m£72.9m9m).

Will readers be enticed to part with their money by stickers proclaiming that a book "Scored a 97 on the bestseller algorithm"?

On this year's shortlist, Miéville added that Klein's book scored outstandingly – in a strong field – for the chord it struck with this year's theme.

This is a sort of Goldilocks doctrine of foreign policy that blends just the right amount of caution with a judicious dose of interventionism, be it military might or soft power.The book scores some well-timed revisionist points.