Sentence examples for score paper from inspiring English sources

And score paper.

The typical answer used to be that he was really a master composer on the European model, all score paper and seclusion and suites.

But I wrote most of it in longhand, in the dark backstage or on buses, using huge sheets of score paper.

When he dropped objects on the piano strings to damp them, he did it impulsively — with a wrinkly piece of score paper or his wallet — and removed them quickly.

"Here in our ordinariness," composed for and played by the Glass Farm Ensemble, could have been inspired by writer's block: the piece started with overlapping patterns tapped on two manual typewriters; tiny, fragile melodies were constantly punctuated with the ripping and crumpling of score paper.

This compared with 27.3% and 50% for the top 10th and fifth reported in the Cambridge risk score paper.

Additionally, there were significant errors in 14 (28%) of manually scored paper questionnaires.

For example, one candidate who was applying to a position at a firearms company included his highest scoring paper target from a target-practice range, according to Heinzel.

Almost every aluminum smelter in the country is down, and scores paper mills that produce boxes have been shut down, with more closures sure to come.

We manually examined the top 273 scoring papers in which we found 13 new antigenic proteins harboring 32 new tumor T-cell epitopes.

Finally, the last section sought detailed information on grades by module and academic year: 1) paper-pencil scores, 2) clinical practicum scores, 3) summative school scores (paper-pencil and clinical practicum, on 50 % basis) plus year-end examination scores (for both year 1 and 2, weighing equally), and, 4) third year (graduation) scores.