In England's last three ODIs at the 'Cake Tin', they have made scores of 89, 130 and 123.
The exodus of investors from equity markets and the accounting scandals that toppled Enron and WorldCom have made scores of blue chip companies– Coca-Cola, General Electric and Procter & Gamble among them announce plans to account explicitly for the cost of the options they use to compensate executives and other employees.
Yes, although the Palestinians have made scores of mistakes and are likely to make many others that will severely undermine their own national interests, they are here to stay.
He has made scores of promises only to come back a year later to blame his opponents for failing to deliver them.
Another England player, Joe Root, will also return to competitive action, having made scores of 11 and 23 against Lancashire.
Despite his obvious technical limitations he has made scores of 55, 1, 45 and 50* in his comeback series, which suggests a degree of mental strength.
By the time Mr. Nielsen made his film debut, in 1956, he had made scores of appearances in series and performed in one Broadway play, "Seagulls Over Sorrento" in 1952, as a tyrannical Navy petty officer.
While Moeen Ali was named man of the match, having made scores of 63 and 86 not out and claiming two for 49, none of England's players made a century or claimed a five-wicket haul in the Test.
Mr. Newman has made scores of films (not to mention a lot of popcorn and salad dressing), enterprises, among others, that have kept him away from the theater for decades.
The agency's investigators claimed that Ms. Masters had "falsely" denied under oath her awareness of the problems and said that JPMorgan had made "scores of false and misleading statements and material omissions" to authorities, the document shows.
