Sentence examples for of great scoring from inspiring English sources

"They had a couple of great scoring chances and stayed on the puck".... Ottawa's PATRICK LALIME made 21 saves...

It lifted Curry into an elite list of great scoring outbursts at the Garden — a list led by Wilt Chamberlain — and showed he can do everything but lift the Warriors all by himself, Frank Isola writes in The Daily News.

He expressed a desire for defensemen to be more physical around the net, adding: "It's creating a lot of great scoring chances, but I just think hockey should be a war below the face-off dots.

The intriguing finding of greater scores among residents with fellowship interest, even after multivariable adjustment, does not support our original hypothesis.

Baseline test scores accounted for nearly all of the variance explained by the ANCOVA models (R2 = 0.49 for PGY-2) and (R2 = 0.42 for PGY-3), where low baseline scores were predictive of greater score increases at PGY-2 and PGY-3.

I liked Laurents's gritty restaging and his innovation of having some of the great score sung in Spanish.

Too many films are blighted by lacklustre music, with directors failing to grasp the potential of a great score to enhance the viewing experience, one of cinema's most revered composers has said.

What will the other players make of his great score?

Conductor Stefan Klingele's unremarkable account of the great score is notable more for its virility than its sensuousness.

Mr. Bicket draws a lithe, lyrical and stylish performance of this great score from the Met orchestra, reduced in numbers and complemented by a Baroque continuo group.

I submit that many of the great scores endure a lot better than the films themselves.