Sentence examples for glamorous goal from inspiring English sources

For the last year, an ambitious campaign by this border city focused on a critical if not particularly glamorous goal: enrolling poor children for federal health benefits.

It was not the most glamorous goal for Satan, who had 259 goals before signing with the Islanders in the off-season.

For a solo indie artist such as myself, breaking even can be a glamorous goal and selling CD's for a cab home a resounding victory.

These brutish clashes aren't as glamorous as goals or sprawling saves but in this sport, victories are often the sum of smaller moments — two players chasing a loose puck, a winger forechecking along the boards, a defenseman forcing an attacker to the outside.

But both of them are behind Atletico Madrid, who won earlier in the day against Real Betis while nobody was really paying any attention and now sit on top of the pile thanks to their superior head-to-head record against their more glamorous neighbours - goal difference is only a secondary tie-breaker in La Liga.

He plays in the two least glamorous positions (non-goal scoring centre-mid and old school right back) and he currently plays for Huddersfield.

The road to that goal was hardly glamorous.

Not flash, not glamorous, not beautiful, but another goal and another trophy.

Being a low-profit middleman for other people's merchandise isn't as glamorous as Amazon's original goal of becoming America's favorite store.

Hausfater's goal was hardly a glamorous party invite or even a date: It was a ticket to a new movie by the Dardenne brothers, the Belgian naturalist art-house filmmakers.

He was raised by his grandmother before leaving to score spectacular goals for some of Europe's most glamorous clubs and amass a considerable fortune.