Sentence examples for the score about from inspiring English sources
noun
The total number of goals, points, runs, etc. earned by a participant in a game.
- The player with the highest score is the winner.
Commodore started the rally 3 minutes 39 seconds into the third, and Wallin tied the score about 12 minutes later.
Perhaps the Durst oddity stirs us so much because we still operate on the assumption that, despite the evidence to the contrary, all of us ultimately know the score about ourselves.
Jamie Langenbrunner scored on a five-on-three power play in the first minute of the third period for the Devils, and Washington's Alexander Semin tied the score about two minutes later.
The ESDR improved the score about 40% compared to Energy-Reduction and SLAV-Reduction.
In separate evidence, his successor Lord Turnbull said the cabinet "did not know the score" about Iraq when they were asked to back military action.
Read, for example, Alex Ross's piece, "Even the Score," about the misogyny endemic in classical music in the April 29th issue of the New Yorker.
In all years the hospital with the highest HSMR had an HSMR score about 1.5 times as high as the average score and about twice as high as the lowest score.
Massachusetts' low-income eighth graders score about in the middle of the nation in reading.
Eaton pulled the Panthers to 3-2 with 5 minutes 54 seconds left in the third period, but Peltonen capped the scoring about two minutes later.
In 2010, the party scored about 11% of the national vote in the departmental elections.
They also give meaning to the question included in the FibroDetect score about the patient's self-recognition.
