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91. In this research the grades achieved by students in their Highers/A-levels are used to establish scores for entrants with these qualifications.

92. More aggressive chemicals are ruled out because of possible damage and abrasives are unsatisfactory as the aggregate lodges in surface scores.

93. Scores are routinely adjusted for personality, wardrobe and, above all, reputation.

94. Individuals can differ widely in their scores and this makes direct comparisons between them difficult.

95. Three penalties by Hobbs kept Bradford firmly in contention and another soon after the interval levelled the scores at 8-8.

96. Scores were going to be high in the rainy, windy conditions.

97. These, however, are indicated in scores and livrets and noted by contemporary writers on opera performance.

98. A comedy of errors as Collegians tried to clear from a defensive line out presented McCall with the simplest of scores.

99. The children squealed with delight when Karen tallied up the poker chips and announced that Jennifer and Bryan had the highest scores.

100. The volumes began appearing in their scores and have not stopped.

101. Cold gusts dropped the wind chill into the low 40s and played havoc with final-round scores in the highest-scoring Nissan since 1984.

102. Absence of status consciousness is worth commenting on further as an effect of national culture on scores.

103. But your training's just about to start and your scores are exceptional - perception, reflexes, empathy ....

104. Scores more were seriously injured as the blast scattered human remains across stalls in one of Bosnia's worst atrocities.

105. A car bomb explodes in Main Street,(sentencedict.com) destroying scores of shops and businesses.

106. No high scores were found in any country and during the interviews respondents often asked about methods of administering such systems.

107. The tapes and scores which they produce come across with real sincerity, and display surprisingly high levels of competence.

108. From the sundeck one could see a hillside with growths of ponderosa and scores of sparkling amorphous swimming pools.

109. Almost all of the identified work-inhibited students had average to superior intellectual ability scores.

110. When elicitation is complete, scores are allotted to each judgment as it correlates with each element.

111. That cleared the way for the public release of the scores and scheduling of interviews and a final selection.

112. Only one student had a score that fell below the average range, and most had above-average intellectual ability scores.

113. People came in scores.

114. Likewise, early reading problems and low scores on achievement tests are often used as an indicator of anticipated weak academic achievement.

115. Hence trumpets crooked in all keys are to be found in scores of the classical period.

116. Answers to multiple choice test on Part 1 Each correct response scores one point and trainees should obtain 13 points or more.

117. The pupil also takes to the prospective employer or the university admissions tutor the raw scores of exam results.

118. The left and bottom ends of the axis similarly represent the negative poles and the lowest scores.

118. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

119. Many scores of pages are devoted to these topics and the general reader will need to keep a bookmark in the footnotes.

120. It was made of corrugated metal and wooden beams and had scores of windows that could be broken but not shattered.