Sentence examples for goal pretty from inspiring English sources

Brian Lake in his footballing dotage smothering a certain Josh Hill goal pretty much symbolised the game.

5.02pm GMT 2 min: Tunisia curl a through-ball over the Togo defence from the right wing, and Kossi Agassa has to come out of his goal pretty smartly to head clear of the onrushing striker, Khlifa.

"Then you've get a goal pretty sharpish, but they get the third, so it's game, set and match.

So I set a new goal pretty close in difficulty, and when I achieve that, I do that again, until suddenly I've learned something.

"Their style is to score tap-in goals, pretty goals, tick-tack-toe type of plays.

She also transformed Burberry from a wholesaler to a direct retail business, and grew the business substantially in China – all of which align with Apple's own goals pretty neatly".

"When you grow up in a tiny village where the 1980 Miracle on Ice hockey team won its gold medal and where you can bomb down Olympic ski trails that are still there it focuses your goals pretty quickly," Weibrecht said.

Dorrian added: "It's very hard to understand how we can be in this position, but we are in this position and we've got to start scoring goals pretty quickly".

And it seems that all of these goals pretty much fall into one of three basic categories: Get out of debt, organize the house and get into shape.

This was a typical Parise goal, nothing pretty, and it gave the Devils a lead.

"As soon as Mad Dog scored that goal, we pretty much knew we had it," Randy McKay said.