Sentence examples for scored elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Players on the field distracted by random cheers that might have meant a goal had been scored elsewhere, or equally might not.

With Alex Ovechkin mired in his longest goal drought of the season, six games, the Capitals are finding scoring elsewhere.

One source close to No 10 said Cameron believed Britain's presidency of the G8 last year had scored successes elsewhere on tax policy – specifically in the battle against individuals using offshore havens for evasion – so there was no need to return to the subject of corporate tax, which is handled by the G20.

The 30-year-old Spaniard is the only driver to win more than one race - Valencia was his second victory of the season - and he has scored consistently elsewhere.

Tornadoes lashed the Midwest and South this week, killing 18 in my state and more than a score elsewhere.

I'll be back in a moment with a round-up of the half-time scores elsewhere.

Norwich City, perhaps after getting wind of scores elsewhere, came from behind to beat Nottingham Forest and climb into second, thanks to Graham Dorrans' winner.

"I enjoy the last day of the Premier League in football where everyone listens to their radios for the scores elsewhere," he said.

8.38pm BST More scores elsewhere Things might be about to get interesting in Houston, where Marshawn Lynch just found his way into the end zone for Seattle's first touchdown of the day, cutting the Texans' lead to 20-13.

While the teenage Charlie (short for Charlene) does her best to unpack the language of "Romeo and Juliet" for school, she finds a confidant and possible boyfriend courtesy of the pugilistic Sammy, who comes armed with both a hotline to Shakespeare and a readiness to use his fists to settle a score elsewhere.

That fickleness may be evident in domain F: Lisbon may be disappointed with an overall patient satisfaction rating of 74 % in the face of much higher scores elsewhere (although only 78%% for waiting times domain E).