Sentence examples for top score from from inspiring English sources
Consider only the "top score" from each collection.
In her new book The End of the Perfect 10: The Making and Breaking of Gymnastics' Top Score — From Nadia to Now, gymnastics journalist Dvora Meyers explains how one of the most significant rule changes in gymnastics history happened — and how the implementation of the new scoring system created a golden opportunity for American gymnasts to take over global gymnastics.
I had two Michelin stars and top scores from all the guidebooks, and yet I was nearly bankrupt.
He beat Russia's Polina Gagarina, whose song "A Million Voices" reaped top scores from most former Soviet satellite states that earned angry jeers from the crowd in Austria.
Several months before our defense secretary downgraded France to the "old Europe" and our restaurateurs started pouring French wine into the gutters, I was talking with Marc Veyrat, a French chef whose two restaurants have received top scores from the Michelin and Gault-Millau guides.
SUCCESS ON THE BIGGER STAGE Michael Sim, who has won twice on the Nationwide Tour this year and is its leading money-winner with almost $400,000, shot a first-round 71, one of the top scores from the players who started Thursday and finished Friday.
–Deborah Orr Forbes Favorite Salomon Smith Barney Young Investors Network http: //smithbarney.com/yin This site got top scores from our 12-year-old tester.
In particular, all received top scores from both sources in powertrain dependability, which affects key components like the engine, transmission, steering and suspension.
Burbank was one of just five cities in Los Angeles and Orange counties to get top scores from the Sierra Club for enacting regulations and programs aimed at conserving water.
Six days before the first person fell ill, the farm got a top score — 96 percent — from a firm auditing the plant's sanitation practices.
Agar was the first Australian No 11 to make a fifty since Fred "The Demon" Spofforth in 1885 and the ninth man in Test history to top-score from the lowliest spot in the batting order.
