Sentence examples for lost scores in from inspiring English sources

Ultras Ahlawy, the Al Ahli support group that lost scores in the Port Said incident, called in a statement on Facebook on the eve of the release of the parliamentary report for retaliation against those responsible for the death of their comrades.

But those were the losing scores in the latest Pro Bowl and NBA and NHL All-Star games.

Forty-five is a losing score in a referendum, but as a percentage in a general election, it would provide a crushing victory.

"We set ourselves a target of not being the lowest ever score, but we exceeded that ambition". They even got a tweet today from University Challenge legend Bobby Seagull who said it was the highest losing score in the last six years.

The authority, which lost scores of employees in the attack, was in mourning and disarray.

Still, the biggest beneficiary of the strikes will be the Iranian government, which has lost scores of soldiers in recent years to cross-border attacks by the guerrillas seeking to overthrow Iran's Islamic government.

Hizbullah is reckoned to have lost scores of men in Syria; and Abdulaziz al-Jughayman, a Saudi former professor who had fought in Afghanistan, Bosnia and Kashmir, is one of dozens of jihadis to have died in the conflict.

In the last three years, Greenwich has lost scores of homes built in the 1800s.

He said he does not watch replays of games, and he refuses to rerun his lost scoring chances in his head.

Simon Morrison, a professor of music, rediscovered composer Sergei Prokofiev's lost score for the production in a Russian archive.

"What we're doing with the whole project is an exercise in scholarly interpretation," said Simon Morrison, a professor of music who found composer Sergei Prokofiev's lost score for the production in a Russian archive.