Judge Vela has heard scores of immigration and drug cases.
It remains one of Britten's more infrequently heard scores, and some of the composer's admirers have downgraded it in favour of his other operas.
(Mr. Wiley is the Arrow shirt man before starch.) And Ms. O'Donnell, of whom you may have heard, scores a personal triumph as the Smiths' grumpy, bossy maid.
As a federal health official in the Clinton administration, she heard scores of state officials plead with the federal government for more leeway and discretion.
This is a combination of the "Trump being Trump" defense and the "this is the way real people talk" defense, both of which we've heard scores of times since Trump announced his candidacy.
Above his voice can be heard scores of groups — some large, some small, all of slightly different tradition — praying in a mix of Hebrew and Aramaic, acknowledging sin, seeking redemption.
Contemporary monuments like Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time," Pierre Boulez's Second Sonata and Philip Glass's "Mad Rush" are balanced against worthy but less frequently heard scores by Mario Davidovsky, George Perle, Alvin Curran and John Zorn.
Along with the familiar masterpieces, the Philharmonia's festival, devised by music director Esa-Pekka Salonen, also includes less frequently heard scores, such as the ballet Agon, the opera Mavra, and that extraordinary, unclassifiable evocation of Russian village life, Les Noces.
I've heard scores of business owners share their dismay at realizing what they created is now the wrong fit for what they long to do in the world.
According to Mordden, this refusal to accept conventional forms "is one reason why their frequently heard scores never lose their appeal.
With the Texas Rangers in the World Series, fans here figured to be checking mobile devices or waiting to hear score updates from St . Louis
