Sentence examples for live scored from inspiring English sources

The buyouts were announced the day after Fox Broadcasting's ambitious musical, "Grease Live," scored huge ratings with more than 12 million viewers tuning in for the TV extravaganza, which was performed in Burbank.

Unsurprisingly, Russia was revealed to be the worst place for LGBTI people to live, scoring just six per cent.

"From No Moon No Man, our womanist horror film at Moogfest, to ZONEZ, these are all moments of women truly living scored to original music," Analogue added.

This score is then transmitted around the world to live-score sites and bookmakers, allowing the latter to update their prices as the match proceeds.

The new homepage includes the day's top stories and quick access to live scores and results.

The idea is to assign a time to live score to labels in order to prevent them from reaching too far nodes.

The Guide allows users to see what their friends are watching, what's trending in the GetGlue community and gives sports fans access to live scores and stats.

In addition to the film series, the NGA will also screen outlier art films and bring in musicians to live score a film.

Not only can fans follow live scores, point by point, but they can click on a point on the match's timeline for additional details.

Data were live scored by LO for colony 1 and RCS (two pairs) and EWL (three pairs) for colony 2. Twentypercentnt of trials were video scored by a naive rater and compared to live scores (items chosen: Cohen's κ = 1; items shared: Cohen's κ = 0.824).

Tampa finished with the lowest salary to cost of living score in our 40-city study.