They know the score so well so they can be creative onstage.
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Furthermore, as Yang points out, we know the score of the ballgame.
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Now that you know the score, this is where it all stops, alright?
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But now that you know the score, quit insisting the conman is on your side.
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Missguided shoppers know the score—We're about the celeb look, for people without their bucks.
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The temperature may be summery where you hang your hat, but the birds know the score.
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It may be that they do know the score, though, but aren't doing anything about it.
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Officials don't even bother to keep score (although the kids know the score in atomically precise detail anyway).
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There's newbies who don't know the score, kids who aren't old enough to play, and families ruining everyone's good time.
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But there's a good chance that what will be remembered for a long time is a player who did not seem to know the score.
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Scully did not know the score, reporting that he was spending his day paying bills and happily bustling to the post office, the carwash and the hardware store.
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Most recently, Trump's comically inept and financially conflicted new communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, violated Justice Department protocols meant to prevent political interference in prosecutions, just to let Sessions know the score.
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They did not know the score — but they knew that City was losing, that if things stayed this way then Liverpool would be champion, for the first time in 29 years.
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The situation with a political campaign is more like a football game in which you know how much time is left, but don't know the score — you have to infer it based on how the home team's fans are cheering.
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Every afternoon in elementary school, I plunked my discordant fingers in the cracks between the keys, not because I didn't know the score, but because the thickened skin on the tips of my fingers prevented me from feeling the ivories — literally.
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Therefore, the examinees cannot know the score given to them for the writing task.
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Hurley has presented the sports quiz show Know The Score on RTE since November 2016.
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Know The Score is an Irish sports quiz show produced by RTÉ which started airing on 6 November 2016 on RTÉ One. The show is presented by Jacqui Hurley with team captains Ruby Walsh and Shane Byrne.
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Brown's Boys D'Movie. Byrne is a director with Arklow Waste Disposal, his family business. He is also head of operations for Focus International Property. Byrne has been a captain on the sports quiz show Know The Score since November 2016.
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In 1988, Thoms new band Atomgods's debut album WOW! included a track Mountain Range written by Thoms in memory of his time with the Horns. Thoms would later re-record the song in 1997 for Inner City Unit's new album Now You Know The Score.
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A single and video, The Arbiter (I Know the Score), was released in 1985. Skifs also recorded several demos for the album, including One Night in Bangkok, later performed by Murray Head. Skifs did not perform the role on stage (in the original London production the character was played by Tom Jobe).
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I've never known anybody more > compelling. He's the most natural conductor in the world. Some conductors > need to verbally articulate what they want through words, but Claudio just > shows it, just does it." In performance, Abbado often conducted from memory, as he himself noted: > "...it is indispensable to know the score perfectly and be familiar with the > life, the works and the entire era of the composer.
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The club was established in 1875 in the King's Park area of Stirling, although they did not stay long in this locality.David Potter & Phil H. Jones, The Encyclopedia of Scottish Football, Know the Score Books, 2008, p. 176 They first entered the Scottish Cup in the 1879–80 season. Their best performance in that competition was in 1894–95 when they reached the quarter finals, losing 4–2 to Hearts. King's Park were founder members of the Scottish Alliance, a rival of sorts of the SFL, in 1891 but left after one season.
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Drigo obtained his earliest position in an opera house as a rehearsal pianist and copyist to the Garibaldi Theatre, Padua in 1866. His first major opportunity as a theatrical conductor occurred in 1867 when the Garibaldi Theatre's kapellmeister fell ill on the eve of the premiere of Costantino Dall'Argine's three act opera bouffe I Due Orsi (The Two Bears). When the concertmaster refused to conduct the performance, he recommended Drigo, if only because the rehearsal pianist would know the score intimately. Drigo's conducting was successful, and soon he was named second kapellmeister.
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After touring with The Carrier in March of 2008, the band signed with Bridge 9 Records in May, to release their debut LP Invasions of the Mind, and EP Race The Sun. In early July the band toured with Carry The Torch, and Heavy Hearted. Throughout August/September they did a month long US tour with the band Know The Score. The band then toured the U.S. with H2O, Bane, and Cruel Hand in October, followed by their first European tour in support of Slapshot, alongside All for Nothing, in November, with one of the dates being Persistence Tour.
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Mick Stupp rejoined the band in time for the New Anatomy live shows and was joined by another ex-Hawkwind man Dave Anderson on bass. The second incarnation of ICU released an EP, Blood and Bone, and a second album, The President's Tapes, before finally falling out on the winter solstice of 1985 and calling it a day. In the 1990s, Judge Trev used the ICU name for his own band with original drummer Dino Ferari, releasing one album Now You Know the Score as Judge Trev's Inner City Unit. In 2001, a version of ICU combining members from the first two incarnations played two shows.
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A study of guessing in social situations (for example, guessing someone's test score or potential salary) determined that there are situations where it is beneficial to intentionally either overguess (guess a higher amount) or underguess (guess a lower amount).Luxi Shen, Christopher K. Hsee, Jiao Zhang, The Art and Science of Guessing, Emotion (2011), Vol. 11, No. 6, p. 1462–1468. The study noted that students who knew the score they had received on a test were happier when another person who did not know the score guessed a lower number; the lower guess gave the student the positive feeling of having exceeded expectations.
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He was a political correspondent, 1983–1986, and education correspondent, 1986–1989. From 1989–1994, he presented BBC Midlands Today and served as a correspondent and occasional presenter of the BBC's biggest sports programmes, Match of the Day and Grandstand. It was during this period one Saturday night that he is said to have coined the phrase on the Saturday night news preceding Match of the Day "If you don’t want to know the score, look away now." He covered every general election and local election night broadcast between 1974 and 1994, as well as every FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship from 1986 to 1994.
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The label's first release "Rainbows in the sky" became an instant hit and was quickly followed by "The House Is Mine" and "Hardcore You Know the Score", three tracks that defined the sound of techno through the decade.Vocals and samples for all three were provided by Andy Higgins who also ran the export and production of the label in the early years, according to Colin Larkin in The Guinness Who's Who of Rap, Dance and Techno. Rising High licensed Frankfurt's Harthouse label to the UK, pioneering German trance music, a genre then little known in the UK; and licensed Underground Resistance for their debut UK release. Rising High was also among the first to champion hardcore techno and ambient chill-out music in the UK. In 1995 Rising High established an American branch for their label in Santa Monica, California under the Rising High USA banner, but would fold operations in 1996.
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