Sentence examples for eventful score from inspiring English sources

A compact, eventful score, it makes good use of the orchestra's resources — particularly woodwind and percussion timbres that create an otherwordly shimmer and sparkle — and treats the violin as both a distinctive solo voice and an essential strand within the ensemble texture.

He scored an eventful 83: when he had scored 26, he hit his wicket when setting off for a run, but was given not out.

P.J. Brown had an eventful second quarter, scoring 8 of his 12 points and getting involved in a fracas with Zydrunas Ilgauskas as the Heat eased to a 97-74 victoverover the Cleveland Cavaliers last night in Miami.

I picked it, not because of its already established connection to tragedy and destruction, but because it is a long-rising swell, a perfect score to an eventful climax.

Valencia's Roberto Soldado enjoyed an eventful start to the season, scoring a hat-trick and also an own goal in Los Che's dramatic 4-3 victoveroveRacingng Santander.

Both of Thistle's goals were scored in an eventful first half, with Taylor benefiting from a Kallum Higginbotham delivery and Taylor-Sinclair heading in as half-time approached.

Yet he had an eventful spell at Everton in between, scoring two goals in the 1995 FA Cup semi-final against Spurs after coming on as a substitute before manager Joe Royle gave the go-ahead.

Infante's home run capped off an eventful 6th inning, with the Royals scoring five total runs.

The game was still very much in doubt with 20 minutes remaining at Canadian Tire Centre, with the score tied, 1-1, anteventfulentful second period.

That belief extends to knowing how to stop Palace's Wilfried Zaha, who failed to score in the clubs' two eventful League meetings this season, from which Watford took four points.

The game was particularly eventful for the United captain Wayne Rooney, who scored and was later sent off for a wild lunge on Stewart Downing which connected with the West Ham winger's knee.