Sentence examples for scoring that the from inspiring English sources

Yet there is still so much color and detail in his scoring that the orchestra sounds like a pit band for a classic Sondheim show.

Mainly, though, he couches it in such thoroughly modern scoring that the ear is lured to other things, including the juxtaposition of eerie string writing with playful material for the clarinet and piano, or the lively interplay among all five instruments.

That said, a few participants expressed their lack of confidence in automated scoring that the VET adopted.

MR: (laughs) Do you have any thoughts on scoring that movie, oh by the way?

As soon as the Spanish scored that corner, the doubt crept in.

Villa scored that penalty, by the way.

The startup scored that seed round in 2014 from Mark Cuban, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Microsoft Accelerator, Archangel and Deborah Quazzo.

As a result it was not until the series could be cleared or re-scored that the episodes could ever reach the after market.

"I wanted Maryland to stop scoring, that was the first thing," Krzyzewski said.

The DVI and CU measures comprise the DVI_CU score that measures the validity of the clustering.

Moss leaped between Abraham and John Lynch to grabbed the ball for the score that put the Vikings ahead by 27-23.