Sentence examples for splendid score from inspiring English sources

East-West would have a splendid score of 200.

You could not miss the striking allusions to Stravinsky in Mr. Boulez's splendid score.

The production had several veterans of Market Garden on hand, including John Addison, composer of the splendid score, who served with the British XXX Corps.

The 37th Chess Olympiad came to its end in Turin a week ago today in victory for Armenia with the splendid score of 36/52.

The company's casts are generally well-drilled in the style, and with Mr. Bergeret still at the helm, they can usually be counted on to bring this splendid score to life.

When the original "Sylvia" had its première, at the Paris Opéra, in 1876, it got a so-so reception, and it would probably soon have been retired and forgotten but for its splendid score, by Léo Delibes, which is full of lyric ravishment and, at the same time, symphonic depth: rhythmic complexity, dramatic force, and, above all, gorgeous French orchestrations.

He tallied another splendid box score, with 15 points, 14 assists and 9 rebounds.

Mickey Higham, the hooker who like Sykes and four other players was making his first appearance of the tournament, had scored the first from acting-half inside four minutes and continued to impress around the rucks, while Martin Gleeson went some way towards justifying his surprise switch to stand-off with a splendid individual score, and Rob Purdham kicked four relatively simple goals.

For whatever reasons, all six schools passed on their bright son with the winning smile and splendid test scores.

By then, Villarreal had deservedly leveled, when David Fuster completed a splendid counterattack to score at 57 minutes.

Australian fly-half James kicked Clermont into an early lead after a threatening run from Fofana and when another stunning attack stretched Quins backwards and forwards across the width of the pitch, Wales full-back Byrne was left in splendid isolation to score on the left wing.