Sentence examples for dramatic goals from inspiring English sources
In theory, if parity truly is on the rise, closer games would increase the probability of dramatic goals.
As he thought back across the seasons on all the great saves, dramatic goals, game-winning baskets and heartbreaking losses he has seen, Gronsbell recalled a scene from a Knicks-Bulls game in 1981.
Even if Mr. Franks had more dramatic goals, he had reason not to voice them during the primary campaign, said David P. Rebovich, a political science professor at Rider University.
It sought to navigate some of the disruptions created by decades of unsuccessful central economic planning and is remembered as a watershed moment for its abandonment of many of the most dramatic goals of centralism.
People have changed; with perpetual youth comes perpetual malleability: character isn't destiny, it isn't even fixed, and the only obstacles to dramatic goals are the weight of one's own past; that's why we've become transparent characters who seek to become ever lighter.
90 min +2: DRAMATIC GOAL!!! New Zealand 1-1 Slovakia.
It was Peca's second dramatic goal in the Islanders' last two games.
Talk about leaving it late for the most dramatic goal in USA history.
In May, he scored probably the most dramatic goal in Watford's history.
This would have been a super World Cup final: tense, dramatic, goal-filled.
