Sentence examples for most dramatic score from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it's Fey who has enjoyed the most dramatic score increase, from 355 Oct. 3 to 8,290 by Oct. 16.

He scored three goals during the U.S. run at the 2010 World Cup, most notably a dramatic score in added time against Algeria during the team's final group-stage game that advanced the U.S. into the single-elimination knockout round.

It saw film's most dramatic moments re-scored with the chorus's "If you like Pina Coladas, and getting caught in the rain" line, with Citizen Kane, The Shawshank Redemption and more getting the Rupert Holmes treatment.

Verdi was no stranger to forbidden love and he captured all its passion and anguish in Un Ballo in Maschera, which the Metropolitan Opera returned to the stage last night with a top-flight cast led by Piotr Beczala and Sondra Radvanovsky and with James Levine in the pit for a thrilling performance of one of opera's most dramatic and stirring scores.

The most dramatic change in the score occurs when 3-node subgraphs start to appear; the appearance of 4- and 5-node subgraphs seems to have a much lower influence on the score.

Although the Venetian project was the most dramatic, the World Monument Fund has conducted scores of similar if less extensive projects over the past two decades.

Improvements in scores were most dramatic among those most in need.

In May, he scored probably the most dramatic goal in Watford's history.

Perhaps her most dramatic header was that spectacular goal she scored in stoppage time after 120 minutes against Brazil in the 2011 World Cup quarter-finals.

The most dramatic change was seen in baseline radiographic scores, which decreased by more than 50% over just one decade.

In the tournament's most dramatic game of the week, Robin van Persie of the Netherlands scores a spectacular header against Spain.