Sentence examples for score challenges from inspiring English sources

Mussorgsky's score challenges modern musicians, not least because of all the different versions of it followers (like Rimsky-Korsakov and Shostakovich) created in order to "improve" the composer's supposedly inferior orchestration.

And it's only a matter of time until Howie, who has borne a grudge toward Danny since Danny tricked and abandoned him in childhood and is now in a position to settle that score, challenges his cousin's most fundamental assumptions about human contact.

Hot Potato features seven missions and seven score challenges.

Several players said the score challenged them, but not one has confessed to of being inadequate to the task.

Games have given people something to do while waiting for message replies, or a reason to start a conversation with a high score challenge.

Score challenge mode tasks the player with clearing away a certain number of aliens in order to reach a pre-determined score.

Neither benefits significantly from the 3D effect, but both thrillingly rework the mechanics of their predecessors into faster-paced and more satisfying high-score challenges.

They eschewed the cinematic trappings of the Call of Duty series and chose instead to drown us in glowing score-counters, abstract rules, twitchy reflex-tests and good old-fashioned high-score challenges.

Presented as a series of short, intense trick-based scoring challenges that tease player dexterity, OlliOlli is difficult and built around an atypical control scheme that initially feels anything but intuitive.

Sandra Stotsky, a primary author of Massachusetts' state standards (which are credited with helping to maintain that state's top test scores) challenges the assumption that nonfiction requires more rigor than a literary novel.

"Other key features include individual innovation scores, challenges, reports, search, analytics and idea cloaking".