Sentence examples for cheap score from inspiring English sources

Ian Humphreys intercepted a scruffy pass from a scrappy ruck to give Ulster a consolation try and cast a little light on their hopes to scrape through to the last eight as a best runner-up, but it was but a moment of inefficiency by Saracens to give away cheap score.

"Turnovers and ball security; pass protect, don't allow cheap scores and make the other team earn it.

But if you look at our strategy we had batted first every time, got 250 and then killed teams in second innings by bowling them out for cheap scores and got ahead of the game that way.

JAFFA -- ** (out of four) A melodramatic Israeli film with some nicely restrained acting by two lovers surrounded by scenery chewing and a cheap, intrusive score.

Microsatellites are obvious candidates for linkage mapping; they are highly polymorphic, relatively easy and cheap to score (once a library is established), and can exhibit cross-species utility in closely related species [ 10- 13].

But none of these cheap attacks scored.

Abuse, cheap point-scoring and general trolling will be even less welcome than usual.

He absolutely knew he had to turn down the volume and stop the cheap point-scoring, but he couldn't.

It would require Labour to grow up and respond sensibly to Clarke's proposals to end short prison sentences, without cheap point-scoring.

These issues can be the grist for fruitless debate, full of cheap point-scoring, and if Mr. Bush were meeting with Boris Yeltsin tomorrow, that's what he might get.

Following pledges by all three major parties to reform the Lords at the last general election, the Electoral Reform Society said parliamentarians had "squandered consensus, in the name of cheap point scoring and political games".