Sentence examples for recording a score from inspiring English sources

She repaid it handsomely, recording a score of 83.28%, an Olympic record, to snuff out any remaining German hopes.

War-ravaged Yemen came rock bottom of the competiveness rankings, recording a score of just 2.87.

Earlier in the day in Russia, British champion Jack Laugher narrowly failed to reach the men's 3m springboard final after recording a score of 425.95.

Meanwhile, new figures from Markit's PMI survey show that the eurozone's private sector grew at its weakest pace in almost two years in July, recording a score of 50.8, down from 53.3 in June.

Overall, parents were 'reasonably satisfied' with their child's medication, with 68% of parents recording a score of 5, 6 or 7 on this scale.

The error of the assessment (e.g. by incorrectly recording a score on the score sheet) and the error of estimation (estimation of the GMFM-66 score from the responses to the items tested) are not included in the SEM [ 2].

Wells followed suit today; she and her horse Pinocchio recorded a score of 75.906.

The members recorded a score for the Todd Solondz film "Storytelling".

But he took advantage of the new technology to write and record a score, and sound effects too.

It was just the ninth competitive Masters round for DeChambeau, 25, and the first time he had recorded a score in the 60s.

But, no, it was not common to record a score.