Sentence examples for score to a from inspiring English sources

You can't add a John Williams score to a corporate balance sheet.

This work matches a sappy, cloying score to a creepy Hitchcockian story.

The songs are wispy and high-drama, like the score to a piece of moody, experimental theatre.

Bernstein deftly pared the score to a 20-minute piece with a sinewy continuity and great emotional sweep.

It gives a higher score to a manager whose timing of transactions more closely matches that of other managers with good track records.

Claudio Simonetti's Goblin perform their score to a screening of giallo classic Profondo Rosso live for the climax of Sheffield's gruesomely varied Celluloid Screams horror festival this Sunday.

One piece that did appear is a review (the Observer, 12 May 1940) of his score to a film of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men.

The General Accounting Office noted recent improvements at the Social Security Administration, which improved its score to a B-minus from a C-plus.

Adding lemon and sugar to the berries in a frozen cream or crackly glaze elevates your foraged bounty or supermarket score to a thing of wicked beauty.

That said, when the score to a new American opera is as uneven as Mr. Heggie's, the popularity of the work is a more problematic matter.

As you might expect from the score to a documentary about nuclear panic – and also the healing power of technology – it's futuristic and often dystopian.