Sentence examples for concrete score from inspiring English sources

Even the famous "Automobile Tire Print," for which Cage drove his Model-A Ford over a long strip of paper that Mr. Rauschenberg unrolled outside his studio on Fulton Street in 1953, besides taking a funny swipe at Barnett Newman's "zip" paintings, was a "concrete" score.

"Even the concrete scoring mimics early scoring in the 1900s.

The subjects' scores were compiled and the words were binned into three categories: concrete (scores of 1 to 2), ambiguous (score of 3), abstract (scores of 4 and 5).

Stained and scored concrete runs throughout the main floor.

Exposed wood rafters, skylights and pipes are original to the building; scored concrete floors were added during renovations.

It has 20-inch-thick adobe walls, scored concrete floors and 11-foot-ceilings with the original beams.

Huge viaducts of reinforced concrete were erected, scores of bridges were built and 15 million cubic yards of fill were used to make the line level.

The house, which has an open floor plan, has high beamed ceilings, scored concrete floors, granite countertops, antique interior doors, two porches and a patio.

"Scores are symbolizations of processes which extend over time" (RSVP CYCLES, 1)... while this is hardly gives a concrete image of scoring, it begins to find clarity in examples of application.

MR. NAVIN designed the concrete to be scored with radial lines, and the planting consists of Winter King Hawthorn trees that grow to 25 feet, and a ground cover of Cowberry.

Even if he obtained nothing concrete from Mr. Trump, Mr. Putin scored a symbolic triumph by appearing to stand as an equal with the U.S. president in a relationship with "special responsibility for maintaining international security," as he put it.