Sentence examples for from its score from inspiring English sources

Scanlan said ESPN gave in to logic last week when, after the first two days of the league division series, it ended a constant reminder that dropped down from its score box that the game was the first of five, or which team was leading the series.

This derives from its score, Tchaikovsky's fourth orchestral suite, which arranges four different pieces by Mozart.

The problems arise principally from its score, which Rodion Shchedrin composed for the 1968 version by his wife, Ms. Plisetskaya.

The recent "Dance Panel No. 7" burst from its score by Aaron Copland to reach a peak in a series of repeated leaps.

Other sections — like "It," by Santiago Taccetti and Manuela Infante, performed by the Brooklyn group nicoykatiushka; and "Blurt," by Steven Reker, performed by People Get Ready — drew more from the opera's quirky staging than from its score.

Each is set to 19th-century Western European music; takes its title from its score; showcases its dancers charmingly; and has original details that show why Mr. Ratmansky is in such high demand.

Goffredo Petrassi shows a flair for the dramatic in "Estri" (1967), which stems in part from its scoring.

The charms of the Arensky piece flow directly from its scoring for a string quartet that has lost a fiddle player and gained an extra cellist.

The Lower East Side, whose tenements teemed with immigrants for generations beginning in the 19th century, has in recent years become known north of Delancey Street for crowds of a different sort: the whooping revelers who stream down its streets and cascade from its scores of bars, restaurants and falafel shops on weekends.

These epidemiologic observations reinforced the population immunity data obtained in the laboratory and supported the virus's decreased cumulative risk score from its risk score in 2011.

For each compound, we associate the score from its highest scoring scaffold.