Sentence examples for difficult score from inspiring English sources

His musical choice is daring, a difficult score for dancing.

Still, this was an honorable account of a difficult score.

Mr. Sommerville, the orchestra's principal hornist, played this difficult score with remarkable virtuosity and assurance.

It must be remembered that the Met's performance was the premiere of a difficult score.

Under the conductor Philippe Auguin, the Met orchestra gives a commendable, though not flawless, account of this difficult score.

His replacement was Roger Norrington, like Mackerras a persuasive advocate for what some have seen as a difficult score.

Reaching 70 points became difficult, scoring 80 nearly impossible.

The difficult scores reveal the complexity and depth of Mr. O'Riley's transcriptions.

They became known for their formidable sight-reading, their ability to execute difficult scores with great panache on minimal acquaintance.

Able to learn difficult scores quickly, he built up a vast repertoire, consisting largely of character roles, but also including numerous major assignments.

It was another difficult scoring day on the T.P.C. at the Four Seasons, as the wind blew in the opposite direction from Thursday and Friday and forced players to adjust.