Sentence examples for make that score from inspiring English sources

Nottinghamshire batsman Alex Hales: "It's a very proud day for me to make that score against the county champions and against a very good attack.

He made that score in 1968; by the end of the year he had made more money on his own than any American under 30, Forbes magazine said.

"Who is going to make sure that score-settling does not break out, that there is not fights between the various ethnic communities?

WHEN Herbert von Karajan performed and recorded "La Mer" with the Berlin Philharmonic, he justifiably made that landmark score of French Impressionism sound thoroughly indebted to Wagner.

However, it was the bizarre comment he made next that scored headlines.

However, these are pregnancy-specific alterations that make the scoring algorithm more relevant to this patient population given known physiologic changes of pregnancy.

He has been richly rewarded for making that decision, scoring nine league goals – eight in the past 11 games – in a team whose football is starting to flow.

"The thing that made the scoring low was the fact they got so much rain before," said McIlroy.

A secondary selection was made from antibodies that scored positive on one or both immunoassays only once.

And while no fault of Colter's, B.C. just scored to make that game 24-17.

His acclaimed theater scores make clear that he had the talent and then some.