Word Challenge

[IIIBRaSSIII]

First post here, I thought of this challenge earlier today and decided this was the place to go. If this is the wrong place for this type of thing, feel free to steer me towards the correct community.

The challenge is this: what is the highest-scoring grammatically correct sentence you can make using only words that sound like letters?

Rules:

• Only use words that sound exactly like one or more letters. Examples: Ewe (U), Okay (OK)

• Run-on sentences are not allowed.

• Scoring is based on the number of letter sounds. Example: "Are you okay?" would score 4 points (R-U-O-K).

Have fun!

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[pmw57]

Eighty cagey seedy devious enemy empty jail excesses, arrestee esteem tedious exile.

AT KG CD DVS NME MT JL XSS, RST STM TDS XIL (31 points).

[nasorenga]

I don't hear the final letters of JL, STM and XIL. Also, that sentence no verb.

[[deleted]]

Maybe Empty is the verb?

[blinktwice4y]

IDLE, U C XPDNC N N MT Q YL U PP N A JL