scoring

/ ˈskɔːrɪŋ /

noun

1. the act or practice of scoring
2. orchestration See orchestrate

Example Sentences

Access to parks was also patchy, with Singapore and Amsterdam scoring high while Buenos Aires and New York City scored poorly.

From Science Daily

He finished his rookie year by scoring his last goal in the first period of the Kings’ season-ending playoff loss to the Edmonton Oilers.

From Los Angeles Times

Smerilli, 47, hails from Abruzzo, Italy, and has been scoring films in his homeland for about a decade — but “A Different Man” was his first American production.

From Los Angeles Times

He ended the quarter with 21 points, the most by a rookie in the NBA this season and the fourth-highest scoring quarter for a player all season.

From Los Angeles Times

Through the past seven seasons the team had done very little tackling, dribbling, passing or scoring, losing more games than they won and getting outscored by 53 goals.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

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