Sentence examples for a time goal from inspiring English sources

"I didn't have a time goal for this meet.

And in the view of American negotiators, a "time goal" is more flexible than an ironclad deadline.

Set a time goal.

Accustomed to facing the heavyweights of the Pacific League, Zadoorian admitted that winning the Division II race wasn't as much on his mind as chasing a time goal of the low 16s, which was hindered by the heat.

I skip over numbers whether ages, paycheck stubs or mortgage papers, but other people insist on exclaiming, "Wow! 69!" Like they're thinking, "Amazing, she still walks upright". Anyway, you might not believe this but I've never made a time goal for a marathon, except to finish.

Give yourself a time goal.

They shared skepticism of the country's deeply secular military, and, at least for a time, goals of political inclusion and moderation.

She had trained hard, and, like all runners do, set a timed goal for herself and strapped a pace band to her wrist.

Elsewhere a stoppage time goal from Steve Ruiz rescued a point for Rozel Rovers against fellow Premiership newboys First Tower United.

Having set up in the most pragmatic spoiler mode they very nearly got away with it until an injury time goal rescued a point for the hosts.

A third consecutive Bundesliga title followed in 2001, won with a stoppage time goal on the final day of the league season.