Sentence examples for press scoring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Huntsman, who continued his introductory tour in South Carolina on Wednesday, has wowed the insatiable political press, scoring glossy magazine coverage and ample television and Internet buzz as a fresh new face on the campaign trail.

Starring for magicJack, Press scored 10 goals in 19 games, earning Rookie of the Year honors.

Christen Press scored twice and the United States women beat the Netherlands, 3-1, in an exhibition in The Hague that extended their unbeaten streak to 31 games.

Sydney Leroux and Whitney Engen got their first starts, and Christen Press scored three goals in her first two national team appearances.

Christen Press scored twice in the first 32 minutes of her United States women's national team debut Saturday night, a 4-1 victoverover Scotland that gave Tom Sermanni a victory in his first game since replacing Pia Sundhage as United States coach.

Christen Press scored three goals Sunday to power the United States to an 8-0 exhibition romp over Costa Rica in its first game since winning the Women's World Cup in Canada last month.

The chair stand test is a measure of lower body strength and has a moderately high correlation to leg press scores (R = 0.78 for men and R = 0.71 for women).

Countries with total scores of 0 to 30 are reckoned to have a free press; those scoring 31 to 60 have a partly free press; those rated 61 to 100 have a "not-free" press.

One of the problems for the Friars (among many) was that they could not set up their press without scoring first.

There are many claims in both the academic literature and the popular press about scoring dynamics within sports, and sports are often used as exemplars of decision making and dynamics in complex competitive environments [16, 19 21].

In a Twitter message, Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, scored the tug of war as "Kids 1, insurance 0".