Sentence examples for goal sense from inspiring English sources
Dangerfield's explosiveness and goal sense would, of course, be an asset to anyone but he seems a perfect fit at Geelong where Joel Selwood has been forced to do too much heavy lifting in recent seasons.
Within a year he was an All-Australian midfielder famed for his freakish goal sense and sublime ball skills but by the end of 1995 – another All-Australian season – Jarman was ready to return home and wanted to join his brother Andrew at the Crows.
Even if the goal makes sense, achieving it can be difficult.
Relevant: Does your career goal make sense at this stage in your career?
On the cusp of achieving one goal, the sense of urgency drives her forward again -- this time toward law school.
As he shapes to take his kick – 60-odd metres from goal – you sense that he knows, right in that moment, he is limitless.
Similar to the work in [18], we consider that the end goal in sensing is to detect or track targets and incorporate these data processing aspects into the joint sensing and communication scheme.
Once County's Yoann Arquin hit the bar from three yards, "missing an open goal", Hanson sensed opportunity.
(b) While moving toward the goal, it senses the environment and detect obstacles.
"They got a goal you sensed may have come, they had a couple of penalty shouts before that.
When backed up by incentives for achieving common goals, a sense of community helps override selfish interests.
