Sentence examples for score that would from inspiring English sources

This wasn't a score that would be fun to recount back at Anna's.

That left Campbell needing just two more birdies for a score that would tie the Tour record.

The play not only had no dialogue but also required a ragtime-style score that would be played live.

The story goes that the game simply stopped at that point, with both sides declaring and settling for a score that would put them through ahead of Algeria.

"In reality, it's a surprise to me that was actually the rule and, if we didn't score, that would have been the end of it," Peña said.

How could any composer, aiming for a mainstream audience, hope to come up with a score that would pass muster with its own cool-conscious, musically exacting characters?

The Senate version would allow states to publish a "composite" score that would in fact obscure the true achievement gap and undermine the core purpose of the bill.

In the preliminary round he had finished top with a score that would have won him gold in London four years ago.

Johnson got everyone's attention last year when she won the United States junior championship with a score that would have put her in contention for the senior crown.

Stadler was not informed about the rules accusations until Sunday, after he had posted a score that would have been good for third place.

"My agent, Michael Rosen, said that there was a song in the score that would be wonderful for me," Ms. Elias recalled.