Sentence examples for bringing goals from inspiring English sources

"I think he brings his pace, his intelligence and he's bringing goals to the team.

Environmental sensors that monitor individual pollution exposures, physical activity patterns, and corresponding physiological responses have also met with rapid progress, bringing goals for personalized exposure assessment within reach.

I could make a case that the mystical Gretzky, bringing goal-a-minute offense to a stagnant sport, altered the N.H.L. more than Jordan changed the N.B.A. Michael had Bird and Magic as contemporaries and Julius Erving as his immediate ancestor.

A U.S. loss to Germany and a Ghana win over Portugal would leave both teams tied with four points through three games, bringing goal differential in to play.

Saturday brought goals aplenty.

The other two brought goals.

Rivière might bring goals, but Pardew is still looking for another striker.

Besides the international glamour, Yashin has brought goals back to Long Island.

Each person brings goals, dreams, values, habits, whole long histories to a relationship.

"We're delighted to have him and if he can bring goals along with what we already have then fantastic".

"He's a player we know a lot about," says Pearson. "He will bring goals and a fresh impetus.