Sentence examples for rejected score from inspiring English sources

But from that rejected score he managed to salvage a lighter yet appealing concert work, "Four Norwegian Moods," which made an apt opening for "Hollywood," the program of film music presented by the American Composers Orchestra, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies at Carnegie Hall on Sunday.

Furthermore, tracks "Cowboy!" and "Come to Papa" included material from Newman's rejected score to Air Force One.

It is evident from his manuscripts at least that Chopin left nothing to doubt, crossing out rejected score details with thick webs of diagonal lines that render it impossible to decipher previously written details.

Nevertheless, FEMA employees have rejected scores of applicants because they had not yet reached the point of eviction or foreclosure.

Judges in courts across the state have rejected scores of cases filed by the Baum firm, saying it has failed to provide the documentation necessary to commence foreclosure.

And federal judges have rejected scores of the Queens rulings in recent years, complaining of legal errors, "combative" hearings and a tone that one court called "brusque, intemperate and unhelpful".

It is remarkable that the world must be reminded that the Palestinians have rejected scores of Israeli peace overtures and concessions, murdered innocent Israelis in cafes and on buses, and voted Hamas into power in the aftermath of Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.

Hooper, for whom Norwich have had two bids rejected, scored either side of half-time in Celtic's comfortable win against United, with Victor Wanyama and Scott Brown adding the other goals.

A handful of rejected scores have taken on almost mythic status among film buffs over the years.

Among those that remain unrecorded and, as a result, the subject of intriguing speculation, are Lalo Schifrin's original score for "The Exorcist" and Michel Legrand's double concerto for violin, cello and string orchestra for "Robin and Marian". Completed, then rejected, scores are a sore subject for most associated with the projects.

Mr. Edwards elevated the selection of clients to a science, rejecting scores for every one he accepted.