Sentence examples for make scoring from inspiring English sources

A lot of prolific marksmen make scoring points their obsession.

Play did resume at 10am, though high winds gusting up to 35mph will make scoring extremely difficult.

The deep rough and firm greens will make scoring difficult, and the players want it that way.

Twilio recently crossed the 100,000 developer mark on its platform and this deal should make scoring those next 100,000 easier.

Be sure to dip the cutter in oil before each cut in order to prolong the life of the cutter and make scoring the glass easier.

Mphela's final chance came straight from a long clearance by his own goalkeeper, but though Mexico were once again undermanned at the back – the South Africa coach, Carlos Alberto Parreira, had said they never bothered with defending – Pérez managed to force the striker wide enough to make scoring difficult.

Easy is sometimes what Robin van Persie makes scoring appear to be.

From their wheelchairs, then, Paralympians have further to throw - arguably making scoring a more impressive feat.

This iPad app makes scoring designer items on the online sample sale giant even easier.

The scoring systems used was: Ramsay 49%, Sedation Agitation Score 10% and own (locally made) scoring system 41%.

Six diamonds doubled and made scored 1,540 and a top.