scoring

/ ˈskɔːrɪŋ /

noun

1. the act or practice of scoring

2. orchestration See orchestrate

Example Sentences

Paramount came out of the gate with big deals, scoring the UFC, the Duffer Brothers and “South Park” streaming rights.

From Los Angeles Times

"They started the first couple of games scoring lots of goals and then just errors have been their issue," former Leeds striker Lucy Ward said on Disney+.

From BBC

In the last World Cup, for example, Pulisic wound up in the hospital after scoring a gutsy first-half goal against Iran that sent the U.S. on to the knockout stage.

From Los Angeles Times

A nail-biting affair decided by one team cashing in a rare scoring chance, and the other failing to do the same.

From Los Angeles Times

The Canadian forward was a key player last season, scoring seven times in the league, but became English football's first million-pound player when she left for Arsenal in the summer.

From BBC

Related Words

• lettering