Sentence examples for little score from inspiring English sources

An impressively confident little score, it could be some Italianate Tchaikovsky waltz.

The Musician is a peculiar painting, with its wooden hand holding a stiff little score.

"We came into this week with a little score to settle up in the international golf arena," Cink said.

The Giants were near -- one little score from the meek Browns -- the panic-inducing situation they had hoped to avoid.

72nd over: England 246-6 England just 263 runs behind, says Channel 4's little score widget, somewhat cheekily.

Nothing about the movie could be be described as cinematic, and its dinky little score could have been lifted from a low-budget television show.

Not every player was happy to be deprived of versatile little score-enhancers like "wog," "spic," "jew" (the verb), "lez," "goy," "honky," "cunt," "darkie," and "fuck".

Not above a little score-settling but full of love for his work, Arledge is an infectious raconteur, capable of narrating even the most labyrinthine boardroom maneuvering as if it were as exciting as a sports event.

Gelb is generous with praise, but not above a little score-settling — accusing his rival, Scotty Reston, the longtime Washington bureau chief, of having missed the Watergate story because he was too busy palling around with the White House élite to maintain contacts in the police department.

There was little scoring in the second set, Nickell staying ahead 67 imps to 34.

Mozgov and Thompson scored 32 points between them, but the Cavs had little scoring other than those two and James.