Sentence examples for former goal from inspiring English sources

In achieving the former goal, at least, he may be his own worst enemy.

"The winning goal," said Heynckes, a former goal scorer himself, "is what Mario Gómez is all about.

Absorbing that spring's talk of high expectations, he'd begun to think that his former goal, to supervise a drywall crew, had been set a little too low.

Another Italian — a former goal scorer, too, Roberto Mancini — put his own reputation on the line by persuading Manchester City to pay about $37 million to sign Balotelli last August.

"I really think that in choosing to go over there to Russia he has to some extent signed his sporting death warrant," said a former goal keeper of the Cameroon national team, Joseph-Antoine Bell.

Although the United States has improved its energy efficiency since the oil crises of the 1970's, recent trends like the fad for large, gas-guzzling vehicles have undermined the former goal of returning carbon dioxide output to 1990 levels.

Under the guidance of former goal-shark Milicic, don't be surprised if this is a breakthrough season for Jurić, who has tentatively been dubbed 'the next Mark Viduka' and attracted the attention of the Socceroos coach Holger Osieck.

But by the time Fitzroy's former goal-kicking hero was sacked in late August he'd suffered the indignity of months-worth of whispers that he'd lost the faith of the players and was fighting a civil war against one of them in particular.

He continued his work, and indeed even his political activities, but internally he felt that his former goals were without worth.

A possible reason may be that the former goals are less aligned with physicians' professional norms and values and are therefore less acceptable to them [ 25].

A pitch invasion following defeat to Manchester City - with a late goal from former United hero Denis Law - led to the construction of 9ft spiked fences behind both goals, through which their fans are seen urging the team on in this photograph.