Sentence examples for found goals from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, I had found goals that were far more important than being thin.

In the process they made it a losing start for Benítez on a night that demonstrated why his team have found goals so elusive this season.

The experience of the Second World War had influenced, and challenged, some of the Life essayists; they'd found goals larger than themselves, and their bank accounts.

Berahino has only three goals this season, although that makes him the joint-top scorer in an Albion team who have found goals hard to come by.

Norwich have also found goals difficult to come by, with none of their players hitting more than five in the league.

Manchester United have found goals hard to come by this season with the club involved in five goalless draws in their last nine matches.

Some found goal setting and follow-up monitoring and feedback helpful: 'Very worthwhile.

Orlando need to find goals and guile from somewhere – and sooner rather than later.

So in the summer we have to try and find goals again.

Weaknesses: Habitually find goals hard to come by, despite Confederations Cup run.

Just as man cannot be reduced to a means of production, he must find goals greater than mere consumption.