Sentence examples for scored huge from inspiring English sources

Take Stockton and Seattle's Gary Payton, who scored huge upsets this week.

It's noteworthy that both Eminem and Justin Timberlake scored huge first-week sales in 2013: their fans grew up purchasing CDs, and owning music.

Norah Jones and Katie Melua have scored huge success, the latter despite conjuring up the most vapid rendition of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah ever recorded.

The premise of missing a loved one at Christmas is hardly unfamiliar – Elvis Presley, Mud, Jona Lewie and The Darkness have all scored huge seasonal smashes with a similar theme – but "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" towers over all others.

Mardin's successful reinvention of the Bee Gees as an urban disco act surprised everyone – except perhaps Stigwood – and in 1975 they scored huge international hits with the single Jive Talking and the album Main Course.

And he scored huge points in the opinion polls earlier this month by helping to bring the national airline out of bankruptcy, without offering government money.Moreover, his appeal to ordinary voters has allowed Mr Estrada to press ahead with measures that his predecessor neglected.

The brokers and dealmakers were scoring huge commissions.

But even with "American Idol" scoring huge ratings all month, Fox will be down the most of any network, about 25percentt from last year.

Here's what we know: The 2016 US presidential race broke into an open and clear insurgency in both parties against the political establishment, with formerly outsider candidates Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders scoring huge victories in the New Hampshire primary.

He won games single-handedly and his appetite for scoring huge runs - I was on the receiving end of his incredible 375 in Antigua - was insatiable.

But scoring huge enterprise installations with hundreds or thousands of $175 a year seats is still a war won with a sales army, and that takes capital to hire soldiers and generals.