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score with

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score with (someone or a group)
Inf. to please someone or a group. Her rendition of "Old Kentucky Home" really scored with the audience. You really score with me.
See also: score


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One Score with Three NamesThe FICO score may be referred to by three different names.
It is possible to have a high score with one credit bureau (Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion) and a low credit score with another, just as it is possible to have a clean credit history with one bureau and a sullied record with another.
Ladbrokes specials: 11-8 Spain clean sheet, 7-4 Spain to win first half, 9-4 England clean sheet, 9-4 England to win first half, drawn first half, 9-2 Beckham to score from a free-kick, 5 Spain to win both halves, Spain to score penalty, Rooney to score from a free-kick, Rooney to score with a header, Owen to score with a header, Raul to score with a header, 6 Reyes to score with a header, 7 England to win both halves, England to score penalty, 20 Spain to miss penalty, England to miss penalty.
 
 
 
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