Sentence examples for scoring to do from inspiring English sources
As if to prove her point, she used the occasional 10-minute breaks in scoring to do everything from cleaning her hands ("How can you see a hand sanitizer and not use it?") to Skyping on her computer with her second-camera unit as it took establishing shots of the swing outside the house of Streep's character.
Do we want to show that parliamentary niggling and point-scoring to do with past wars and divisions within the parties, with a long-gone Tony Blair, prevent us from making rational decisions?
While the L4_AVG score displayed some ability to differentiate AONs, the L4_OR score failed to do so.
But they need to score goals to do so.
It's important to score and to do well".
What does the décor score have to do with local wines?
Kellogg, which scored 54, plans to do better, Holdorf said.
Living our values score: 8/10 How to do better: Bring back dropping out British humour!
Madrid had scored; Barcelona had to do so too and the response was swift.
Living our values score: 6/10 How to do better: Tackle Islamophobia This sounds boring.
*Punishments or rewards to teachers or students based on test scores motivate them to do better.
