Sentence examples for creative score from inspiring English sources
Along the way, "Piggy Nation," directed by Kim Moore, offers the elements of any good musical: a talented ensemble, a romance — Sammy develops a crush on Lacey Leppard (Sophie Schulman) — and a creative score.
That's what the Superbowl MVP gets! "I'm going to Disney World!" And we do have a little cheating at the local level, everything from creative score keeping to nefarious schemes for rigging the player draft so that all the best players wind up on one team.
The Spurs' league-best 29-5 record is, as ever, a product of Tim Duncan's post play, Tony Parker's whiz-bang playmaking and Manu Ginobili's creative scoring.
Although that trend helped set the stage for the modern orchestra, it was not a period that made great strides in the art of orchestration: the prevalent practice of writing out only the melody and the bass line of a composition did not lend itself easily to creative scoring.
Hurdle pointed to the athleticism Rodriguez brought as a major factor, figuring the Pirates would need to get creative to score against Arrieta rather than hope Alvarez runs into the kind of mistake Arrieta has avoided nearly all season.
SPECIAL UNIT 2 UPN, tonight at 8 (Channel 9 in New York) John Kretchmer, producer and director; Evan Katz, creator, writer and executive producer; Mike Spadone, co-producer; Joel Surnow, creative consultant; score by Mark Morgan; production designer, Patrick Tatopoulos.
Because if you can eliminate a quarter of the field, you then significantly reduce the offense's ability to be creative and score points.
He's young, creative and scores some phenomenal goals.
The last few years have seen a rash of genuinely exciting creative types scoring quality TV.
He is creative and scores goal - and obviously every club is looking for a goal-scorer and Swansea have made an offer.
In our study the unit with the lowest level of perceived need showed high scores on creative climate, but low scores on perceptions and use of the innovation.
