Sentence examples for finding goals from inspiring English sources

So we need to start finding goals from other positions and winning games.

Forest, by contrast, are finding goals much harder to come by.

This and the fact that City's attack, which was sufficiently prolific to keep the Argentinian brooding on the bench in Munich, is now finding goals much harder to come by.

Already two points from a playoff spot entering the weekend, a desperate DC erased a two goal deficit at the death, finding goals in the 89th and 94th minute against rival, New York Red Bulls.

"That will hold us in good stead, but the biggest difference is finding goals and trying to get goals throughout the team.

How does a player who is finding goals so difficult to come by decide to showboat when presented with a glorious chance to get your hat-trick?

At the close of the half, a natural give-and-go with Morris unleashed the Stanford product into the attack, nearly finding goal.

Burkeman cites several corporations that have abandoned goal-setting, after finding goal-odicy often had unintended consequences, such as diverting resources away from other important work and ignoring (or even covering up) evidence of failure.

"We're finding the goals a little bit harder to come by.

He convened a meeting of university presidents in January aimed at finding shared goals among a group that is often competitive.

Raith Rovers endured a testing first-half before finding two goals to wipe out Linlithgow Rose's Scottish Cup dream.