Sentence examples for score taken from inspiring English sources

Have a valid GMAT or GRE score (taken within the last 5 years) or an Executive Assessment exam score.

They presented an astonishingly intense dance, "Highway No. 1," with movement, costumes and sound score taken from Jewish religious practice.

Gordon Kennedy's shifting design of halogen lights is handsomely done, and the score, taken from recordings of the violinist Lajko Felix, is rich and darkly manic.

One did not need to know all that, however, to savor Ms. Jackson's new "Wanla/Weave," a solo set to a vivid sound score taken from a Japanese Matsuri festival.

With consideration of this, the linear regression was designed such that the model utilised the expression levels of each individual miRNA as a covariate, in order to predict the signature score, taken as the median of the log-transformed expression levels of the signature genes.

Each plot shows the average cross-PTM score taken over all possible pairings of injections for the corresponding comparison class (e.g. NIST vs. NIST plot shows the average cross-PTM score for three possible parings between the three NIST injections).

The score took 41 seconds.

Reading the giant score took some getting used to.

The score takes a great many shootouts and plot turns to settle.

Once the plot is set in motion Pino Donaggio's score takes over.

Remember the title of Stuart Lancaster's favourite book of coaching, The Score Takes Care of Itself?