Sentence examples for low score for from inspiring English sources

Twice, Wilson had the low score for the team.

When he tapped in for 63, he equaled the low score for the Open as well as the low score for the four majors -- Masters, Open, British Open and P.G.A. Championship.

One poll published by Megafon, a research institute, on December 21st put the government and its allies at 45%—a low score for a coalition government.

There's more than likely a low score for someone around sunny Muirfield today, but that doesn't mean the course isn't going to give a few unsuspecting players an awful smack in the mouth.

Gordie Howe, who scored many of his 801 N.H.L. goals in the 1950's, was at the All-Star Game on Sunday to see the Eastern Conference beat the West, 6-4, a relatively low score for this event.

The study ranks the UK in 20th place out of 30 advanced economies for education and skills, in part because of a low score for enrolment in vocational courses.

The low scores for Phyllida Lloyd's Caesar and In the Republic of Happiness, however, are a different case.

But once they factored in low scores for affordability, sustainability and cost effectiveness, that option was deemed the "least clinically preferred option".

3.29am GMT 11th over: Australia 53-2 (Warner 22 Clarke 1) Two more low scores for the men who can least afford them, on a brilliant batting pitch.

The course, softened by recent rains and with only gentle breezes, yielded low scores for most of the 141 players in the field.

Few studies included virgin stands, and those that did mostly found low scores for unmanaged forests.