Sentence examples for from their score from inspiring English sources

Among their hits were "Witchcraft" (1955), "The Best Is Yet to Come" (1959), "Hey, Look Me Over" from their score for the Broadway musical Wildcat (1960), and "I've Got Your Number" and "Real Live Girl" from their score for Little Me (1962).

Expressions which either match all probes or fail to match any are penalised by subtracting 583 from their score.

There were no differences between the groups in those who dropped out and those who remained, apart from their score for internal locus of control.

The difference in each function or well-being was calculated by subtracting participants' score measured at baseline from their score measured 2 weeks after the intervention.

If the person who bid fails to match or exceed the bid they made, then the amount they bid is deducted from their score.

In the "Jack of Diamonds" variation of Hearts, the player who receives the Jack of Diamonds in a trick deducts 10 points from their score.

Pavel Bure and Eric Lindros finally awoke from their scoring slumbers last night at Madison Square Garden.

Films, such as "American Gigolo," whose energies are inseparable from their scores and soundtracks.

Following the Balanchine precedent that has become the house style, the two world premieres took their titles from their scores.

Doris Soffel's Herodias had villainous hauteur and, like Stemme, acted the role with a freedom not available to the supporting singers, who mostly sang from behind music stands, some hardly daring to look away from their scores.

As always, they take shape and inspiration from their scores, and reflect the range of his eclectic taste – a lyrical setting of Beethoven, a dazzle of intricately patterned dance to Weber, and a jokey piece of Americana to Samuel Barber.