Sentence examples for stick score from inspiring English sources

Often a student will pull two face cards thinking they've got it made, and then get hammered by a −9 environmental stick score (usually complaining that life is unfair…).

Alternatively, a student will pull a low score from the deck (e.g., a 3♥ and 6♣), realize from the last exercise that their score is unlikely to make it through to the end, and then pull a high environmental stick score and let out a small cheer.

In the data analysis, we used three different test scores for each subject: (1) the first 16 items of the task (i.e., the "original" Sniffin' Sticks; score 0 16), (2) the 16 new items of the task (i.e., the "new" test; score 0 16), and (3) the total for all 32 items (i.e., the full, extended version of the tasks; score 0 32).

After Pittsburgh's Ian Moran was penalized for holding Madden's stick, Arnott scored his seventh goal of the season.

Despite a relatively small build -- she was 5 feet, 5 inches tall -- she was known for dashing boldly through thickets of poking, slashing lacrosse sticks to score a goal or scoop up a loose ball.

Scores in the range 80-100 indicateitherer slight pain or minor restrictions to walking ability, such as occasional use of a walking stick, and scores in the range 60-80 indicate moderate pain, restricted walking, and more than occasional use of a walking stick.

West Indies are the experts at backloading the innings, sticking three scores of 300-plus on the board in their first three matches, all with 100-plus finishes including that chart-topping 158 against Zimbabwe.

The most telling measuring stick -- the score -- showed the Nets never surrendering the lead after the opening period.

"Classical musicians generally stick to a score, and many of them would panic if you told them, 'I want you to put a straight eight-bar blues in the middle of this piece', but John's different.

"This score sticks out like a sore thumb".

He spent half an hour with his score stuck on 47.