Sentence examples for given a new score from inspiring English sources
They can then either pay £160 to be rescored or wait until their next scheduled assessment, usually about six months later, to potentially be given a new score.
Most copies of the film were destroyed over the years, but in 1990 it was restored and given a new score.
Within each group, the totals for each question were put into rank order and given a new score, from most to least popular.
CS involves combining multiple scores to give a new score with a putatively enhanced discrimination rate between active and inactive compounds.
It is interesting to note that after it was shown at Sundance last year, this film (originally called "The Convincer") was given a new musical score (by Jeff Danna) and recut by its distributor, without the participation of the Sprechers or the original editor, Stephen Mirrione.
Indeed, in 1978, Mr. Davis, as producer and writer, reprised "Kismet" in a different form, as "Timbuktu!," moving its setting to Africa and giving it a new score based on African folk tunes and tribal rhythms.
Given a new life, the Mets scored in the top of the 10th.
Now "Sleeping Beauty," set to the beloved Tchaikovsky score, has been given a new Bourne identity: cheeky humor, cartoonish sets and the occasionally goofy movement.
The scores were calculated for each VS system and were then summed to give a new fused score.
