Sentence examples similar to awaited goal from inspiring English sources

And still we await a goal.

But still we await a goal at McDiarmid Park where St Johnstone and Hearts are engaged in a nervy Cup replay.

Taylor's formula pointed toward Newton's original goal the general study of functions by power series but the actual meaning of this goal awaited clarification of the function concept.

Throughout the rest of the game, there was a palpable tension, as both teams, players and supporters alike, awaited the next goal.

The BP spill came just as the industry was about to realize a long-awaited goal of expanding offshore drilling to new parts of the gulf, the Atlantic Coast and parts of the Arctic.

His long-awaited goal of being allowed to start selling building lots or building houses may now be delayed because Southampton is considering a proposal for a six-month moratorium on processing residential subdivisions of five lots or more that lack final Planning Board approvals.

On-board data processing of hyperspectral imagery has been a long-awaited goal by the remote sensing community.

Tesla has said the layoffs are needed to save money as it shifts away from selling the more expensive models S and X and tries to reach the long-awaited goal of a $35,000 Model 3 that they promised three years ago.

The results of these are expected in the near future and may finally deliver the long-awaited goal of personalized drug therapy for hypertensive patients.

Scott Gallacher has started the season in goal while Rangers await the end of a signing embargo on 1 September to complete the capture of Bell.

Celtic's £1.5m summer signing from Dundee United, Ciftci is still awaiting his first goal in green and white and, on the basis of another erratic performance, he is no closer to finding the mark.