"I've had a rotten sore throat all week so this is a great score for me," he said.
Queen had done a great score for Flash Gordon, so we gave them a 20-minute reel of different scenes and they went: "Wow!" We'd only expected them to do one song, but they wanted to write one each.
Derby head coach Steve McClaren: "It was a game of two halves and 0-0 at half-time was a great score for us.
The cpaAIR(176a) insertion site generated a predicted insertional score of 7.3 using a Ll.ltrB insertion site prediction algorithm (TargeTronics, LLC, Austin, Texas, United States) and, therefore, we recommend selecting sites of equal or greater score for disruption of genes in C. pasteurianum using the Ll.ltrB group II intron.
Within groups, patients showed greater scores for negative memories, and controls showed greater scores for positive memories.
As expected, both illusions produced greater scores for the illusion-related statements than the control questions (i.e. a significant effect of the main factor Statement type (F 1, 115) = 122.107, p<0.001).
Herrmann received only one Oscar, for "The Devil and Daniel Webster," in 1941; he wasn't even nominated for "Vertigo," which I and many others consider the greatest score ever written for Hollywood.
"Great score but for all that, South Africa are still shorter than 2-1 on Betfair to win it.
Follies, a musical by James Goldman and Stephen Sondheim, tells the story of a reunion of chorus girls and features one of the greatest scores ever written for a Broadway musical.
The greater the score for a scale the greater the anxiety, concern about bad outcomes, reluctance to disclose uncertainty to patients, and reluctance to disclose mistakes to physicians, respectively.
