Sentence examples for score might from inspiring English sources

Some thinning of the score might help.

Stephen Sondheim, who wrote the score, might almost have been among the worriers.

Those of you confused by the 9th over score might want to refresh the page.

That this droll, Brechtian libretto is set to a 12-tone score might seem stylistically incongruous.

In some cases, the borrower's score might drop 10 or 15 points.

During this season in which offensive production continued to escalate, that score might have been one game's result.

The final score might not have accurately indicated Syracuse's dominance; the Orange outshot fifth-seeded Johns Hopkins, 46-38.

In a Sandy-like event, I can imagine that even the crude Tweetcred score might have a positive impact.

He adds: "You can play what feels like a great game, but your score might not be impressive.

If they had, perhaps the final score might have settled their feud, and saved many lives in the process.

But the Knicks are not only one player, despite what a box score might lead you to believe.