scoring

British  

/ ˈskɔːrɪŋ /

noun

1. the act or practice of scoring

2. orchestration See orchestrate

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Example Sentences

“I think one of the things that Kiki’s been able to do is have different kinds of scoring catches this year because of Charlisse’s presence on our team,” Close said.

From Los Angeles Times

After scoring a victory with regulators, lenders are preparing to put billions of dollars in potentially freed-up capital to use.

From The Wall Street Journal

Doncic’s productions never dipped — he has maintained the league’s top scoring average for most of the season — but his play still lacked the same zip that made him a must-watch star in Dallas.

From Los Angeles Times

Clayman knows a thing or two about the art of long-range scoring.

From The Wall Street Journal

In his own words, he was "gone" with Price 5-0 up and allowing Littler to have just one double attempt, in the opening leg, such was his scoring dominance.

From BBC

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