Sentence examples for scores of which from inspiring English sources

Throughout his life, Fox shared the contemporary practice of writing controversial pamphlets, scores of which were published.

The sometime team of Guyton/Walker printed labels for its signature paint cans, scores of which greet the visitor like a nonchalant store display near the entrance.

The BL755 was designed to be dropped from Tornado fighter jets, scores of which the UK has sold to Saudi Arabia.

That partnership continues to this day and has produced more than 500 songs, scores of which have also been recorded by other artists.

In his later years he devoted himself to composition, and to this period belong several symphonies, the scores of which were either lost or incomplete.

And working within the matrix of these advances, designers and engineers have come up with new classifications of enticing devices, scores of which will reach store shelves in time for the holidays.

They are now appearing in "Funny Face" the score of which was written by George Gershwin.

Ms. La Barbara offered whoops, ululations and gargles in a lively account of "December 1952," the score of which resembles a Mondrian painting.

In the next 80-odd years he produced many hundreds of paintings, a score of which are owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Ricky Ponting was ruled out by his hand injury, while Glenn Maxwell failed to show the game-changing scoring of which he is capable.

None aboard escaped, and many of the bodies, more than a score of which were hurled from the plane by the explosion, were burned or mutilated beyond recognition.