Sentence examples for what a score from inspiring English sources
And what a score by Cole Porter!
It left a score without a story – but, goodness, what a score.
What a score!" Thanks to commentator Cliff Morgan for that, and thanks to Phil Bennett, JPR Williams, John Pullin, John Dawes, Tom David, Derek Quinnell and Gareth Edwards for the greatest try of all time.
As playwright and director, Alan Ayckbourn understands that a text is to a play what a score is to a concert: the sine qua non but not the be-all and end-all; both are nothing without players and audience.
It was quite some time before he knew what a score was, he said, "and of course after you know how to make a score, well, you know the score".
Its conceptual underpinnings were the more intriguing aspect, an apt tribute, so close to the 100th anniversary of John Cage's birth, to his similar broadenings of what a score can mean.
Club of New York last month, a cluster of half a dozen both new and old strip clubs now spreads from West Chelsea (Privilege Gentlemen's Cabaret on West 23rd Street) to upper Midtown in what a Scores telephone recording calls "Manhattan's new entertainment zone".
Then, do research to find out what a credit score is, how financial decisions affect your score, and why it matters.
"It's very hard to know what a good score is," he said, "because we thought we had a pretty decent score [318 for eight] at Centurion.
One way to develop an understanding about what a particular score along a scale means is to compare one group within a country to another such as comparing the average score of people who are employed full time with those who are unemployed, or the average score of those who completed secondary education with those who did not.
