Sentence examples for score worth from inspiring English sources
What exactly is a high Pitchfork score worth these days?
"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" has the usual brilliant cast and striking visual qualities, not to mention some great set pieces and a score worth owning the CD of, but it's marred, in my book, by the conceit that race was not a problem in Mississippi in the nineteen-thirties.
We gave each product three scores, with each score worth a maximum of four points.
Modestly (too modestly), he has specialized in revisions of corny old Soviet ballets that have scores worth saving — by Prokofiev or Shostakovich, for example.
Big tech offerings like Facebook's always generate a lot of publicity for the top executives, who walk away with personal scores worth hundreds of millions, even billions, of dollars.
If the kick misses to either side of the goal, but passes within one of the 'behind' posts, a 'behind' is scored (worth one point).
This unlocks score Score X6 worth 5,000,000 studs in the Cantina.
We see how her sense of self-worth (or, for that matter, score-worth) becomes dependent on knowing that she out-scored her friends.
Score: Not worth the psychic damage out of 10.
To put this in perspective, a perfect SAT score is worth only 12 points in the Michigan system.
And perhaps most important of all, are any score bumps worth the scams and scandals that have become a daily feature of charter school news?
