Sentence examples for extra goals from inspiring English sources

Worse, Mr Blair set two extra goals whose non-attainment is more ominous.

Those extra goals translated into more points in the standings, too.

In ice hockey, bettors first get extra goals (or give them up) and then bet with odds.

It will allow some people to score extra goals, but it will leave some goalkeepers looking daft.

The extra goals conceded made no difference to positions in the standings, but they did pump up the home-field advantage for the Queens Park Rangers in defense.

I put the shots' probabilities of scoring into a computer simulation; in tens of thousands of iterations, the eight extra goals arrived less than one per cent of the time.

A completely level playing field is an unworthy extra goal.

Making matters worse, some developing countries think each extra goal will come with a pot of money, so the more goals, the more aid.

"When I go out and score a goal," Yashin said, "it's just an extra goal for our team to win the game".

He saw what was needed — an extra goal scorer, van Persie — and persuaded his club's American owners, the Glazer family, to pay Arsenal's price to get him.

"I saw every game the team played last year, and it was a fraction away from that extra goal that would have made a difference.