Sentence examples for score of the same from inspiring English sources

One is "Ballet Mécanique," set to George Antheil's iconoclastic 1926 score of the same name.

"Proverb," danced to Mr. Reich's chantlike score of the same name, is built around Mr. Suozzi's refinement and energy.

"Murder Ballads," set to a quirky score of the same name by Bryce Dessner, shows what the fuss is about.

The opener was "Fearful Symmetries," in which Peter Martins's textured, plotless design dynamically meets the exciting rhythmic pulse of John Adams's score of the same title.

The latter, to a Stravinsky score of the same name, is a real challenge to those who think of Ashton as a dear old fellow.

The third, "Hallelujah Junction," set to John Adams's score of the same title, was originally choreographed for the Royal Danish Ballet.

REPORTS on school performance usually compare test scores of the same grade from one year to the next.

FICO, the company that created the formula that underlies the credit scores of the same name, reports that 40percentt of the population has a score over 750 and 18percentt lands between 700 and 749.You can buy two versions of the FICO score from the company's Web site.

The notation can vary from one author to another or among different scores of the same artist or even within the same score.

Intraclass correlation coefficient with a two-way random effect model also was applied, checking for consistency between the two scores of the same rater.

These different nasalance scores of the same vowels seem to cause an ethnic difference between Vietnamese and Korean cleft palate children.