make a score

She also did much private teaching until 1990 and made a score of recordings.

The overall aim is to be the first to make a score of 21 points.

I'm not concentrating on putting too much, just trying to make a score.

He made a scoring debut on the opening day of the season.

I'd like to see it make a score as much as anyone.

"Can you make a score of them by the turn of spring?"

He also made a score in the political arena.

They were just ordinary Joes who saw a chance to make a score and took it.

He leaned back as if he had made a scoring hit.

Everyone else was trying to make a score.

I clearly insinuated that I wanted to make a score.

"But- Don't I get a chance to make a score?"

She double-faulted six times and made a score of unforced errors.

He made a scoring return in February 2010 for Hull reserves.

Williams decided not to focus on the science fiction elements, and made a score suitable for film noir.

He says his brother's doing good, and I figure his brother must be rich, must have made a score.

"Somebody who doesn't care about making a score."

"It was he who came to tell me Asharti has made a score or more of vampires.

No school side Repton played against during this period managed to make a score of at least 100 against them.

On 24 March he made a scoring debut in a 1-1 draw against Bury.

"This is from the County Executive who's looking to make a score at the last moment," he said at a news conference.

In the overtime process, teams alternate possessions beginning at a 25-yard line until one makes a score that the other fails to match.

The officers have learned to read the behavior of the lawbreakers, for example, their jaunty body language after they've made a score, bought some drugs.

'Yet two leaden slugs have made a score of holes at the least!

In a low scoring match (no-one made a score over 48), Australia needed 151 to win.