Sentence examples for goal dry from inspiring English sources

Of the continuous variables nPCR, % change in post-HD goal (dry) weight, serum phosphate were positively correlated with mean serum albumin levels (p < 0.001 for all) whereas the number of episodes of bacteremia (p < 0.001), febrile episodes, and days spent in hospital (p < 0.05 for both) showed a negative correlation with mean albumin levels.

They had last won away on 28 June and perhaps more worryingly, the exhilarating early season tandem of Clint Dempsey and Obafemi Martins had seen the goals dry up.

Vardy, clearly, is not going to keep scoring at the same rate – at least that is what Claudio Ranieri, Leicester's manager, said before the Southampton game – and it is tempting to think that the real test for him will come when the goals dry up for a few matches and we see how a player who is enjoying only his second season of Premier League football responds.

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic (left): "Mourinho going shows nobody is safe". "It's like us all, though, when the goals dry up, you don't win football matches, whether or not you dominate possession.

Goals dried up at Crawley, only one in those last seven games.

When Bruin's goals dried up in the second half of the regular season, the side toiled.

But with the goals drying up it is Phillips they need - and soon.

When his goals dried up, Gerd did not know which way to go.

The only disappointment was that the goals dried up a little thereafter.

With the goals drying up for Graziano Pellè, Dusan Tadic and Sadio Mané, a player of his potency would have provided a small squad with welcome reinforcements.

Everyone would praise him, saying: 'Well done Ruud, do what seems right to you.'" It was only when the goals dried up, that the mood turned.