Sentence examples for score for many from inspiring English sources

By Lizzie Widdicombe October 4, 2008 On Saturday, at the Directors Guild of America, Clint Eastwood, who has written the score for many of his own films, told Lillian Ross more about his composing process: with "Unforgiven," he thought of the music before shooting began, but sometimes he works it out later.

Newport was the venue for Glamorgan's record individual score for many years, as Emrys Davies hit 287 not out against Gloucestershire in 1939.

The movie looks handsome but is undercut by a schizophrenic score which is half inventive and smart (like one fight scene scored with a very subtle, quiet cue) to a rock-pop score for many moments that is obvious and cheap.

Because the reported score for many of these patients may be due to their diabetes rather than depression, 20 the intervention is unlikely to be able to change these scores.

Our results demonstrate that there is a moderate variation among algorithms in the average utility score for many complications, and in the degree to which those with complications differ from the rest of the ADVANCE patients.

While the method score for many of these interactions is below the threshold for high confidence, the annotation score is very high and indicates that these interactions are indeed high confidence.

Average Z scores for many parameters differed significantly from historical control values.

He has written scores for many other films, particularly horror and action including the Scream movies; I, Robot; Blade II; Hellboy; and The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada.

He was also a regular reviewer and commentator on musical matters for the BBC, and wrote scores for many radio dramas.

Ms. Dlugoszewski was a prominent contemporary composer in her own right but also created scores for many signature works by Hawkins, to whom she was married.

This is in part, of course, because the scores for many of them were written by — say it with me, folks — Stephen Sondheim.