Sentence examples for score for something from inspiring English sources

I didn't score for something like the first 10 minutes.

The Eagles were able to move with relative ease against the Patriots' defense, matching New England score for score, something the Patriots had not previously encountered.

After a public meltdown that included multiple stints in rehab, a visit to Los Angles psychiatric ward and an ugly custody battle, the "Womanizer" pop star is finally scoring press and praise for something other than her erratic behavior.

The lowest scoring item was "punished for something" (mean 0.05 SD 0.22).

In the past I have said that one of Michelin's greatest achievements was to make us feel that we in some way owned their scoring system; that the fact we argue over their scores meant they still stood for something.

Stretching as they do almost all the way back to the date of his first score for Burton, there seems something symbolic about this body art: a testament to the way his life was going before he was tempted away from rock music.

However, Suarez's latest goal, his 22nd of another remarkable scoring campaign, deserved to count for something.

"Anyone who was critical of that game because the final score was 1-0, they are looking for something wrong.

Either way, this disc would be a major score for any clever DJ looking for something to make the old-school electro geeks scratch their heads.

The authors should explain their criteria for scoring something as a centriole/centrosome/cilia, and show graphs of the number and size distribution of these organelles for all the expression constructs tested.

When someone you know says, "I scored 832 on the trivia contest for (something you don't even recognize that was on TV)," and they're excited, grin and say, "That's fantastic!