score out

British  

verb

1. (tr, adverb) to delete or cancel by marking through with a line or lines; cross out

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Example Sentences

During its routine inspections, the Environment Agency gives flood defences a condition score out of five.

From BBC

The software would then give the mortuary image an overall score out of 100 - the higher the number, the more likely it was to be either the same person, or a family member.

From BBC

Some powerful carries in the midfield left the defence desperately exposed with players lining up to score out wide and former ballet dancer McGhie glided over.

From BBC

“I look at the scores out of curiosity, but I focus more on how I feel rather than what the watch is telling me.”

From Salon

"If you look at the overall leaderboard, there are not many low scores out there."

From BBC