Sentence examples for organized score from inspiring English sources

In James's novella buttoned-up tensions fester into more lurid obsessions subtly and gradually — an effect echoed in Britten's compulsively organized score, which includes a 12-tone theme screwed slowly in permutations throughout the work.

Mr. Tinterow has organized scores of giant exhibitions, from "Degas" in 1988 all the way to "Francis Bacon: A Centenary Retrospective" in 2009.

Since 1958 Palazzo Barbarano has been the home of the International Center for Architectural Studies, or CISA, which has organized scores of exhibitions in the Palazzo itself and in 26 countries around the world.

In the same way, the latest slew of police shooting and Trump's presidency have awakened and organized scores of new activists.

The company will be testing a topic feed dedicated to the 2018 World Cup that will organize scores, plug in live video and integrate photos and reaction in a way curated by man and machine.

Organizers admit there's no concrete strategy in place for organizing scores of informal house cleaners across disparate cities and towns, as there is no formal hiring process for domestic workers.

The leftists, perhaps better organized, operate scores of Web sites, including the popular Utopia (www.wyzxsx.com), Mao Zedong Flag (www.maoflag.net) and Red China (www.redchinacn.com).

With every word organized and scored, Persado can tweak messages infinitely to find the phrases that will be most engaging for readers," says Baciu.

Surveys where organisms were organized into groups were scored as having one level of hierarchy (Figure 3A).

Local TV chain LCI said organized crime and score settling between Chechen gangs was at the source of the suspects' plan.

We constructed a new respiratory failure score, organized in a trimodal manner (Table 1).