Sentence examples for goal reflects from inspiring English sources

But credit where it's due: their collective sporting reaction to Ronaldo's goal reflects very well on them.

In the first part, the state goals, the proposal is at pains to say "each state's goal reflects its unique conditions".

"He went to a tournament in the summer and they didn't score a goal," reflects Holloway.

We are a national program with a unified goal -- to connect kids to real food and help them grow up healthy -- but the way our service members accomplish this goal reflects the needs of the community they serve.

This goal reflects the fact that requirements may change dynamically over time.

Tottenham's first goal reflected their altered shape and Arsenal's lapsed concentration.

Not to the extent of trashing the USA's goal difference – which might have given Portugal the encouragement they needed – but Müller's goal reflected German superiority and enabled them to finish top of Group G with seven points.

It aims to perform lesser known and contemporary works along with familiar repertory, a goal reflected in the program the trio will present for its Weill Recital Hall concert tonight, part of Carnegie Hall's "Distinctive Debuts" series.

Fortunately for the visitors, Benítez's players were more than a little anxious themselves, their desperation to claim an early goal reflected in considerable snatching at the ball as pass after pass was rushed.

All of the municipalities had a goal, reflecting a legal requirement from a 1975 case against New Castle that said that all municipalities had to share in the responsibility of providing affordable housing.

Their failings in possession enabled Southampton to grow in confidence and the opening goal reflected their increasing ascendancy in the game.