Sentence examples for score things from inspiring English sources

Although Barenboim used an extended version of this much edited score, things never dragged.

That's when you start talking about the field position, opportunity to score, percentages to score, things that most teams take very serious.

Issues like this one often come down to motivation, and on that score things are still probably on the Republicans' side.

Yes, there is also a clear argument for anti-Tory tactical voting for Labour candidates – though on that score, things were always going to be compromised by Brown's miserable proposal to hold a referendum on the extremely non-proportional alternative vote system.

On this score, things in November got worse – going from 5.12 unemployed for each job vacancy to 5.17: The increase was not universal across the states, driven mostly by Western Australia and Queensland – reflecting again the difficulties of the end of the investment phase of the mining boom.

"I was sure that if Frank Lampard plays he will score, things like that happen in football," he said.

With the score thing I have to travel through a lot of different soundscapes so things that I pick up along the way that I identify with and feel affinity to, I bring those into my songwriting.

"I started writing down more and more visual notes in my scores, things like 'Freeze your bow on your strings,' " he said.

BETAs keep track of student performance on a daily basis — scoring things like attendance and homework effort and accuracy and mastery of the day's lesson (as indicated by mini exit tests).

Does anyone outside of major record label PR departments actually care what Pitchfork scores things get?

(Int. 44; GP) There's scores for everything at the moment and I think sometimes, you know, if I'm honest, you don't need a doctor to be scoring things.