Sentence examples for score would have from inspiring English sources

A commissioned score would have helped immeasurably.

"The score would have been 73-7," Baugh replied.

Otherwise who knows what the score would have been?

So anyone wanting to check their credit score would have to pay all three.

No doubt a steadily scrolling score would have been unsettling in different ways.

A third home run and a tie score would have undermined the Angels' strategy.

Use of this score would have correctly distinguished active therapy from placebo in earlier trials and thus would have avoided some of their misleading conclusions.

If Holeczy's goal had been allowed, the score would have tightened to 3-2 with seven minutes remaining.

As it turned out, my first score would have left me in 99th place, tied with 110 others.

Bribing a coach or paying for a fake SAT or ACT score would have been inconceivable to him, he said.

If he had not squandered a few birdie opportunities with some missed putts, Martin's score would have been even better.