Sentence examples for determination to score from inspiring English sources

I look back with shame on the days when - substituting for Neil Kinnock - I treated what was then a Tuesday and Thursday ritual with a manic determination to score a trivial point.

But pirate apprentice Frederic (a lithe and sweet-voiced David Curry), lately of Eton and Oxford, has eyes only for Mabel, sung by Deborah Myers with a coloratura and piping top notes roughly commensurate with her determination to score Frederic.

The United States is undeniably a better soccer team now than it was four years ago, but whether its greater experience, talent and determination to score will result in success at the 1998 World Cup is, on paper at least, unlikely.

"We need to show more bravery and determination to score goals from crosses.

But I do feel that the second half was very good from us in terms of desire and our determination to score.

Lewis Hamilton says his determination to score consistently this year is paying off and he will not abandon the approach in Monaco this weekend.

I knew in my guts, in that last match against Croatia, that they would not have the purpose and determination to stop Croatia scoring again.

Yes, the Argentine had strength and could turn a centre-half ruthlessly, but what set him apart was his determination to keep on scoring.

For long spells Wednesday, the battle between Forlán and Agüero and Fulham's hard-working, physically primed determination to stop them scoring.

But there was further evidence of Australia's unwavering determination to settle old scores from Peter Siddle, the experienced fast bowler who was involved in the angry exchanges with Jimmy Anderson at the end of the Brisbane Test.

Her diminutive stature and elfin demeanor mask a fierce determination to settle the moral score in the Balkans.