Sentence examples for famous score from inspiring English sources
His most famous score is silent — or at least people think it is.
Resembling two crows in huge black hats and capes, they act as magicians and ingeniously remain loyal to Stravinsky's orchestration of a famous score.
Dimitri Tiomkin's famous score has been imitated so often that one imagines it suffusing the film, but what is striking is how infrequently music is heard.
Part of the Happy Concerts for Young People series, for ages 6 to 12, the show still revolves around Victor Herbert's famous score.
It's a bold move to take on this famous score, so memorably put to use by Agnes de Mille, in 1942.
Cut to a slowed-down version of John Williams's famous score and concluding with Pratt on a motorbike alongside racing raptors, it caused an outpouring of mirth.
Williams, who created famous scores for E.T, Jaws and Lincoln, has won five Oscars during his 60-year career.
"Two thumbs up for you, Roger," he wrote, mimicking Ebert's famous scoring system for movie reviews.
Was Orff's neo-paganism unrelated to the ideology that reigned in his homeland when he wrote his most famous scores?
What drives Europeans craziest are Parker's famous scores, which over here are his chief claim to fame; more so than his unreadable wine reviews, with their bizarre olfactory images.
Williams, responsible for many of the most famous scores of all time for films such as Star Wars, ET, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Superman and Harry Potter, was in playful form accepting the honor at Thursday night's gala, held at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood.
