Sentence examples similar to flying goal from inspiring English sources

Baird was guilty of two glaring misses - his backpost header flying across goal and wide before again heading off-target with just Agayev to beat.

"What are you doing up here?" We explained we had come up all the way from Indonesia by bus, train, and ferry, the idea being to cross from the Equator to the Arctic Circle without flying, a goal we had achieved only a few hours ago.

Cech flew from goal to meet him so Lahm, on the stretch, clipped it first time across the face towards Gomez.

The visitors then went close on the break as Lionel Messi's shot flew across goal.

Irvine fired a cross-come-shot from the right but Reguero flew from goal to palm the ball to safety.

GB and Holcombe keeper Maddie Hinch managed a vital save as the ball flew towards goal through Mie Nakashima.

But Johnson then left Mathieu Debuchy unchallenged to slot home a second-half equaliser after Hatem Ben Arfa's effort flew across goal.

Picking up possession on the halfway line a fraction before Mali centre-back Ousmane Berthe, the Ivorian flew towards goal before opening his body to side-foot into the far corner from eight yards out.

Purple Songs Can Fly's goal is "to write and record their vocal, singing their song within one session and have them leave with a CD" all in one session.

Nicholls' funeral was held at St Paul's Church in Halesowen, where he is buried beneath a headstone carrying the three lions crest and an etching of him making a flying save in goal for Plymouth.

It swiftly crossed the Atlantic, arriving in the US in the 1860s.The modern game is exciting but controlled, with the ponies turning on a sixpence at the slightest gesture of the reins; their riders hooking the ball under their necks and tails and sending it flying through the goal posts.