Sentence examples for score filled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walter's bluegrass score, filled with energetic fiddling and earnest ballads, also leavens the proceedings.

With an orchestra of 120 musicians and a score filled with huge challenges, it is a conductor's dream come true.

But the score, filled with Puccini's Italianate brand of Viennese waltzes and some wistfully beautiful melodies, wins you over.

Martha Colby composed a score filled with melancholy songlike melodies, played by Karen Waltuch, a violist, and Ms. Colby, a cellist.

In all, Giacchino's score filled nearly thirty-five minutes of a forty-minute episode, including a continuous, nine-minute stretch during the climax, when destruction falls upon a temple where a number of the characters have taken refuge.

The latest free summer production from Theatreworks USA, "The Yellow Brick Road" features a young Latina heroine, Dora Inez Garza, and a score filled with salsa and merengue tunes.

The final score fills 465 pages and contains 90 minutes of music.

And that's with a live score, filling the room and your ears with all its iconic majesty.

I'd say this score fills in for the haunting moments of silence where words cannot express the chilling events depicted on screen.

From the beautifully played overture, featuring a nine-piece orchestra conducted by Brendan Whiting, Ellington's seductive score fills the Playhouse with nostalgic resonance.

Matt Schaub was 15 of 26 for 213 yards for Houston (2-1), and Ben Tate ran for 74 yards and a score filling in for Arian Foster.