Sentence examples for score about the from inspiring English sources

On average, teachers score about the same today as they did a generation ago.

The sisters acknowledge keeping score about the number of clients each had and how much money each made.

Somewhere in "Seussical" are the vestiges of a charming, unpretentious show, with a blithe, hummable score, about the transforming powers of imagination.

Among the papers is the first completed music he wrote, his original screenplay for A Clockwork Orange – rejected by the film's director, Stanley Kubrick, who eventually wrote the script himself – an unpublished history of London, a ballet score about the life of Shakespeare and a musical about Leon Trotsky.

Charter school students score about the same on state tests as Detroit district students, even though charters have fewer special education students (8 percent versus 17 percent in the district) and fewer poor children (65 percent get subsidized lunches versus 82 percent at district schools).

Creevy will be contesting the 50m prone rifle event, where shooters get 50 minutes to fire 60 shots at a target 50 metres away, with the 10 score about the size of half a 5p coin.

Massachusetts' low-income eighth graders score about in the middle of the nation in reading.

They also score about even on the Coke/Pepsi divide.

In 2010, the party scored about 11% of the national vote in the departmental elections.

On practice tests taken here, most scored about 700 combined on the verbal and math tests.

Now everybody, including Wal-Mart, scores about the same in customer satisfaction.