Sentence examples for fearsome score from inspiring English sources

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But in the century since the work's premiere, the general level of instrumental playing has risen to the point that this once fearsome score is a repertory staple, even at conservatories.

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The prospect that Mr. Maleh raised — the government's fall — has alarmed some, particularly among the minorities, who worry about society's lack of independent institutions to navigate a transition and the fearsome prospect of score-settling in chaos.

The first-team offense, which played the entire first half and faced the Ravens' fearsome defense, mounted two scoring drives, but they each stalled and ended in John Hall field goals.

It's a daunting task that awaits the Irish but they will note with interest how Wasps stayed in the contest until the last five minutes, how they survived a fearsome pummelling, how they scored two quicksilver tries in the second half.

Another and still more fearsome storm arrived the next day.

Varane made the night his own when, with eight minutes to go, he strode upfield for a corner kick and, after a pinpoint cross by Mesut Ozil, rose high and scored with a fearsome downward header.

Seven minutes after Greece scored, Sami Khedira, a strapping German midfielder, booted home a thunderous volley, and, a few minutes later, one of his colleagues, Marco Reus, scored with a similarly fearsome shot.

Sykora, the right wing on the fearsome and reunified A-Line, has scored eight goals in nine games for the Devils (20-18-6-3), who begin a five-game road trip Monday against Tampa Bay.

He said that the shot of the superweapon being launched was a "terrific and fearsome shot", and gave the episode a score of 3.5/4.

In contrast, the orchestra's strings, woodwinds and brass in turn bring out individual colors in the score to poignant, exhilarating or fearsome effect.

He can be legitimately compared to the twenty-two-year-old Cassius Clay scoring a T.K.O. over the fearsome Sonny Liston in 1964; Boris Becker winning the 1985 Wimbledon title at seventeen; the fourteen-year-old gymnast Nadia Comaneci, at the 1976 Olympics, scoring the first-ever perfect ten, in the uneven bars.

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