Sentence examples similar to score proven from inspiring English sources

The recurrence score proved superior to these in the study.

Bernstein, in his first encounter with the score, proves a compelling Bellini conductor.

That score proves to be the start of a none-too-beautiful friendship.

In a 2004 workshop tryout of the first act, part of the New York City Opera's "Vox" showcases, Mr. Cipullo's teeming, hard-edged neo-Romantic score proved quite effective.

His name was Vladimir Jurowsky, and his handling of the score proved so electrifying that within a matter of months he was booked by Covent Garden in London.

"Superman," which also was distinguished by composer John Williams's brassy earworm of a score, proved a blockbuster with audiences and disarmed most critics.

The score proves that sometimes a tune is just a little thing a composer can use to get a piece going.

That score proved to be the winning one, but there was little dispute that the Crimson Tide won the game on the ground.

The Jaguars quickly got the ball back, and Bortles hit TJ Yeldon to get within 19-14 with 4 10 to go, but the extra time it took to score proved costly.

"Half the players are desperate to avoid relegation, get a new contract, settle a score prove the manager wrong etc etc etc and the other half have a cigar on.

But the demands of the unconventional score proved too demanding, and each plan fell through until last year, when the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and Glasgow Concert Halls jointly presented the premiere over two nights at two different sites in Glasgow.