Sentence examples for terrible score from inspiring English sources
Ben shakes his head sorrowfully over the young writer's terrible score — seventy points off!
Yet his party's result was only just ahead of its terrible score in 2009.
One over isn't a terrible score, but Mickelson will regret that four-putt double bogey for sure.
"I shot 71 at the end of the day, which is not a terrible score around Augusta when you're in the lead," Westwood said.
Britons hold one in ten of the top jobs in the commission: not a terrible score, given that they make up 12% of the EU's population.
Alpha and beta are initially set to INT_MIN, which represents a terrible score which the computer hopes to improve as it finds better moves, and INT_MAX, a score the computer hopes it can refute with better moves.
With Everton's terrible scoring record, one goal for George Burley's side could be enough to seal victory.
In other ways, travelers may find that the deals hurt the quality of service in an industry that consistently receives terrible scores in consumer surveys.
A team of three outside experts — led by John Courtney, a former city child welfare official who had long supported the minority agencies — investigated what was behind the terrible scores.
Respondents are asked to rate the tweets on a scale "Great", "Good", "OK", "Bad" and "Terrible" (scored from +2 to -2).
It quickly became clear that a baby with a terrible Apgar score at one minute could often be resuscitated — with measures like oxygen and warming — to an excellent score at five minutes.
