Sentence examples for judge marked from inspiring English sources

The Hungarian judge marked Kwan below Hughes in the technical score, 5.4 to 5.5, and 5.6 to 5.7 in presentation.

Of the 161 war crimes suspects indicted by the international tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, Hadžíc's court appearance in The Hague last month, besuited and glumly responding to the South Korean judge, marked the end of a hunt that began with the tribunal's creation in 1993.

The image of Tanaka standing before a judge marked a decisive new chapter in the sweeping federal investigation into the jail facilities run by the Sheriff's Department.

Even so, 8 of the 9 judges marked Michelle ahead of Tara on technical merit.

The other two judges marked it 117-112 and 116-113 thethe 25-year-old Gavin, who recorded his 11th successive win.

While the judges marked their ballots, Miss Shopp entertained by playing "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" on her vibraharp, evidently not handicapped by the thirty-pound gown.

While the judges marked their ballots, a six-year-old girl named Zola May played Chopin's "Minute Waltz" on a piano.

With 25 seconds left in her long program, 15-year-old Sasha Cohen of Costa Mesa, Calif., seemed ready to topple Kwan with an elastic, elegant routine, but she fell on a triple-toe-loop and the judges marked her harshly.

Dujardin's routine, which a panel of judges marked for technical proficiency and artistic expression, left no patriotic stone unturned, starting with the chimes of Big Ben and incorporating snippets of Elgar's Land of Hope and Glory, Holst's The Planets and the theme from The Great Escape, skilfully woven together by the arranger Tom Hunt.

Ensuring individual judges marked portfolios, for example, by two tasks only, would limit the impact of assessors to particular tasks, and thus improve reliability [ 13].

Competitors perform 10 skill routines, with 11 judges marking them on difficulty, timing and execution.