Sentence examples for score them off from inspiring English sources

Here's what we're going to do: we're going to watch both videos, score them off against each other on an almost wholly arbitrary scoring system, and then we're going to embark on a letter-writing campaign to YouTube asking them to permanently delete the losing vid.

The team leaking the score is hoping that the public backlash for drafting a player with such a low score will scare them off.

In carom billiards games that allow it, you want to take shots that gather the balls together so you can score repeatedly by bouncing them off one another (in other words, not Balkline).

As you come across the various items you tick them off, and score points according to their rarity.

David Frum asks whether Mr Pawlenty's brave experiment in truth-telling is a "good way to manage expectations if he comes second or third or worse in Iowa, where Pawlenty is currently polling in single digits?" If he's going to lose Iowa anyway, Mr Frum suggests Mr Pawlenty may be "smart to blow them off and score integrity points for later".

In a disastrous fourth, the Phillies scored nine times, eight of them off Santana, as Shane Victorino hit a grand slam and two batters later Chase Utley hit a two-run homer.

Last month 20 senior army officers were sacked over claims that they had killed scores of civilians and passed them off as guerrillas to inflate body counts.Bolivia's president, Evo Morales, suspended the operations of the United States' Drug Enforcement Administration, accusing its agents of espionage.

But increasingly, so it seems to me, and especially in this collection of stories and the previous one, he has grown less interested in creating victims so as to score points off them.

"I couldn't coordinate myself to try and score off them, but I suppose the stiller I stood and the more fear I had coursing through my veins, the more fun it was in a way," said Martin, who usually did not even bother to change from the heavier shoes used while bowling to the lighter shoes used while batting.

When Detroit got their turnovers they didn't score off them.

Layla, a 36-year-old heroin user from Southend, told Coomber: "There is a lot of violence, there's a lot of robbery from drug dealers... the young lads, because a lot of it is youngsters, people will phone up to say, 'I want five of each.' So they'll come out with ten shots, and the person that's scoring off them, they'll hold a knife to them, or just blatantly rob them.