Sentence examples similar to scoring that it was from inspiring English sources

If we'd scored that, it would have been easier in the second half.

Starting with the lunchtime riot in Rome, the afternoon had so shattered perceptions and stereotypes with its ambition and try-scoring that it was as if the Keystone Cops had been asked to adapt War and Peace for the big screen.

"This administration has failed on so many scores that it was absolutely essential that this take place," she said about the Obama victory and his impending presidency.

"I knew once we scored that was it because we were so tough to break down.

"If I score that goal, it's a huge momentum boost for our team," said Fleury, who responded by destroying his stick.

"As soon as they score that goal it's huge to have the next big shift and hopefully get the momentum back on our side," Forbort said.

I saw it last night at London's Almeida theatre, and the only problem I found with the score was that it was actually too enjoyable.

Even so, it's scores showed that it was only marginally more robust than the iPad 2's dual-core A5.

The scores indicated that it was necessary to consider the obstacle, although non-users might have a tendency to slightly exaggerate the obstacle.

The curvilinear relationship between age and knowledge score meant that it was not appropriate to enter age into the linear regression model.

Arguments for low scores suggested that it was unclear whether health impacts would take place, considering the well-prepared societal care system.