Sentence examples for whose score was from inspiring English sources

Mark Knopfler, whose score was so much part of the film's charm, wrote the music and lyrics for the new songs.

The read sequences were assigned to the taxonomic lowest common ancestor (LCA) using all hits whose score was at most 10% lower than the best score.

"This guy just shot a 258," he said, motioning to a smiling man whose score was being projected on an overhead screen.

In last place, and out of prize contention anyway, was Jessica Moshofsky of Thomas Weisel, whose list included films like "The Puffy Chair" and whose score was zero.

The Canadian, Émilie Heymans, finished with a silver and a score of 437.05, only 10.65 points behind Chen, whose score was 447.70.

Her child's school presented "gold" medals for advanced achievement in language arts and/or math, and "silver" to children whose score was "proficient".

We present an efficient method for representing all alignments whose score is within any given delta from the optimal score.

14-15), Schumanhenthusiasticsiastic proponent of collaboration, enlisted a distinguished poet, Cynthia Zarin, and an emerging folk-classical composer, Ellis Ludwig-Leone, whose score is performed live.

Alamo's score is up there with the best in the business, such as USAA (the insurance company) whose score is 80 and Costco whose score is 78.

It's a long-standing, lucrative debate of whose score is the true industry standard.

There is only one category whose score is less than 70%, which shows the relevance of our approach.