Sentence examples similar to hour score from inspiring English sources

But Leeds dominated the next half hour, scoring two tries and three goals for 14 points without reply.

Sevilla were a goal up inside quarter of an hour, scored by Alberto Moreno and made, as so often, by Ivan Rakitic.

It was Selva who gave San Marino their finest hour, scoring the free-kick that beat Liechtenstein 1-0 in 2004.

Mr. Cilluffo brought an impressive background to the writing of this two-hour score.

But such episodes are too sparsely scattered over a three-hour score to make good on the opera's promise.

To judge from the excellent Deutsche Grammophon recording, Mr. Nagano gave a vibrant performance of this complex, nearly five-hour score.

Reporter attended 2 rehearsals for Mahler's Third Symphony, a six-movement two-hour score that the Philharmonic has not played since 1961.

A two-and-a-half-hour score by Britain's greatest composer is not to be consigned to the scrap heap without a fair trial, and nor is the final big ballet of Britain's second-greatest choreographer.

Composed as a star vehicle for the phenomenal Barbara Hannigan, it carries the subtitle "Three Interrogations", which certainly signals what Accused is not – a straightforward orchestral song cycle – but doesn't explain what Lindberg really intends his half-hour score to be, though it was hard to be sure he really knows himself what he has written.

To generate a prediction for the PRISM III 4-hour score, we used the PRISM III 12-hour equation (1996 version).

A total weekly MET-hour score (total physical activity) was calculated by summing up the weekly expenditures from non-vigorous and vigorous activities.