Sentence examples for large scores from inspiring English sources

In a format that makes it difficult to record large scores, he played consecutive innings of 100, 98 not out and 81.

The first useful contrabassoon, or double bassoon, sounding an octave lower than the bassoon and much employed in large scores, was developed in Vienna and used occasionally by the classical composers.

The 66-year-old said: "I know this sounds incredible but we would beat [10-time English champions] Leicester and [reigning Premiership champions] Northampton on a regular basis by large scores.

In the season following his return to Australia, Ponsford continued to make large scores.

Harvey and Hamence passed 40 but could not convert their starts into large scores.

According to Wisden, Hammond's inability to make large scores was one of the reasons for the failure.

The visiting Englishman had hoped for a large score and plenty of home runs.

He is also unpopular among the people at large, scoring dismally in the general election earlier this year.

The computers also look for unusually large score gains from a previous test by a student or class.

"It's a large score by most any VC standard, and massive for a maker of consumer goods," Fortune says.

What resulted was a lush, large score with six saxophone parts, passages with eight trumpets and others with five pianos added to five xylophones.