Sentence examples for paper score from inspiring English sources

There are instructions on the paper — yes, paper — score sheets.

Unlike degree-seeking applicants, non-degree applicants may submit old scores or copies of a paper score report.

There were plenty of elderly players with well-worn dabbers -- fat colored magic markers used to mark on paper score cards the numbers that are barked out in rapid-fire succession -- and distant memories of the old bingo.

Similarly, in Germany, some public-sector banks that have received billions of euros in government aid could, on paper, score nearly as well as Deutsche Bank, which navigated the financial crisis without direct taxpayer aid.

Three members of the quartet (the violinist Nicholas Kitchen, the violist Mai Motobuchi and the cellist Yeesun Kim) used laptops with foot pedals to read the music without having to turn pages, while the violinist Kristopher Tong went the old-fashioned route with a paper score.

Whereas in the '70s, Jacob Druckman would need to laboriously lift his Cavalli quotes and place them by hand into his paper score, we can now rip music or sounds, wholesale, from any source to use as the basis for a new piece.

She used an iPad instead of paper scores, a fast-growing trend on the concert stage.

The Enquirer developed a specialty in photographs of newly dead celebrities, and the paper scored a famous scoop with a photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald on the autopsy table.

The page turner may soon go the way of the rotary phone if more pianists use iPads instead of old-fashioned paper scores, as the pianist Sam Haywood did during a recital with the violinist Joshua Bell at Carnegie Hall on Monday.

One paper scored in the high range, two were medium, and two were low quality.

Only one paper scored six out of a possible seven on study quality criteria [ 20].