用“score”造句大全，score造句

He followed the interception for a score with a touchdown pass of his own, catching Emmanuel Sanders in stride for a 75-yard score.

I believe that money is a lousy way of keeping score.

The movements of the paramecia and the score are kept by a microprocessor.

The rule specifies that if the borrower's credit score is less than 200, the loan application is rejected.

The investigators found a significant inverse correlation between the wrinkle score and the bone density, meaning the higher the score (and the worse the wrinkles), the lower the bone density.

While he doesn't keep score, he says that about 85 percent of his forensic work has led to identifications. A smaller number have led to arrests.

The development of bilateral relations enjoys bright prospect and will surely score more fruitful achievements and bring benefits to both peoples.

Add to this a chancellor noted more for caution than for vision and a novice atop the foreign ministry eager to score political points, and you have a recipe for disarray.

She bragged endlessly about her high score.

I think it (the music score) supremely beautiful!

"It doesn't matter how many points I score, if we go out there and they get the edge over us," Duncan said. "It's just great to get the victory whether I score 40 or I score two."

There were some good songs in that film, who wrote the score?

In their willingness to consume almost all the animal, both China and Japan score far better than most western countries.

A caseworker considering your application will only concur with your score where appropriate evidence has been supplied.

Started with only a score of books, the collection had grown through gift, bequest, purchase, and, in the Beginning, production from scribes who labored day and night.

A sparkling solo run that included beating three tackles and wrong-footing the goal keeper, led to the kind of dream goal the superstar had wanted to score in the World Cup.

They marked up the score on the scoreboard.

The Musical score of the Opus also told the story.

Also, replacing revolving credit with a fixed-rate loan should boost your credit score, Karnani says.

I just said he has to be focused, concentrated, do his job, score goals and be a threat to defenders.

Indeed, the final page of the ink-written score that was used at the world premiere is smudged and run with the tears of Yevgeny Mravinsky, the conductor.

Think about that CBO report: getting the CBO to score only the spending cuts, not the tax proposals, then taking credit for being a big deficit reducer, is simply sleazy.

The lowest IQ score on the Swedish test equates to roughly 73 or below on an American IQ test; the highest score equates to 127 or above.

With the best field-goal kicker in the country, Arkansas could have kicked a field goal, making the score 17-8 and requiring Texas to score twice to win.

When, say, the Ravens score a touchdown in the last few seconds of the fourth quarter, clinching the win, my hopes are crushed along with the rest of the Steeler Nation's.

A value analysis matrix is provided to score the answers and advise actions for certain score ranges.

The results indicated that abnormal score values and JB values were found in 66.9% and 88. 6% patients, respectively.

This simple motif runs throughout the entire score.

But personality research suggests that people who swear more, not surprisingly, score higher on traits such as extraversion, dominance, hostility and Type a personalities.

While any scaled score in the 40s is superb, 90th percentile is around 49 to 50.

同時與立陶宛的口水仗顯然惹惱了鄰國，他們視波蘭為領袖而不是score-settler。

Because we've set the point scale to provide with a maximum score of 100 for each element, what we really have is a percentage score.