Sentence examples for goal reads from inspiring English sources

"A man should use the shortest route to the goal," reads one student's notes.

"Referees are expected to act in a preventative manner and to exercise common sense in dealing with the celebration of a goal," reads the text on page 118, and that is precisely what Deadman showed in choosing not to book Doncaster's Billy Sharp after he celebrated scoring against Middlesbrough by lifting his shirt to reveal the message "That's for you son".

We are thus proposing that the new education goal reads: END EXCLUSION AND ENSURE INCLUSIVE QUALITY EDUCATION AND LIFELONG LEARNING.

Her goal: read fast, formulate a hurried response and fire back with her "comment".

The game did little to warm the hearts of the crowd in the icy Allianz Arena; it took a trademark Mario Gomez goal (read: ugly as hell) from a Toni Kroos free-kick to break the deadlock.

Strong goal: Read to my kids every night and spend a day with each one at least once a month.

Which option do I pick?" If this is your goal, read this piece, as it explains everything about best sellers.

Between 1907 and 1911, Caragiale studied Romanian heraldry and, to this goal, read Octav-George Lecca's Familii boierești române ("Romanian Boyar Families").

Have a chocolate, compliment yourself for meeting a goal, read something erotic, do something that you already consider a pleasant habit.

"It's time I focused more on my goals," reads the caption, which hovers over his fancy-looking glass house, "and less on the market".

"Expanding our involvement in policy debates and the political process is an important aspect of stating our position on issues that affect the interests of our users and the company's goals," reads the post.