Sentence examples for goals becoming from inspiring English sources

While Wolves were relegated from the Championship the striker scored 28 goals, becoming Scotland's "Player of the Year'.

The Red Bulls (13-9-6) tofk advantage of a short-handed Houston lineup to score three second-half goals, becoming the third road team to win at BBVA Compass Stadium since it opened in 2012.

"He wanted to test himself in rugby union and he achieved many of his goals, becoming a dual international for England and representing his country at a Rugby World Cup.

"My dreams started with going to the World Cup [last summer] and then when I was there I scored two goals – becoming the youngest ever Dutch goalscorer – and I was very happy," said the 21-year-old, who flew to London on Wednesday for promotional work.

The investigation in this sense has not turned up evidence that the same groups were responsible for all those plots but rather that there is a kind of interlocking terrorist directorate, with one group taking the baton from another, and one group's goals becoming those of the next group.

They will try to achieve synergistically the project goals, becoming better prepared for the scientific or technical future careers.

She accomplished her goal, becoming the first black American female pilot.

Organizing the world's information was just prelude to a far more important goal: becoming a universal shopping gateway.

She's in uniform out there as she works her way to her career goal, becoming a military lawyer.

Alex Ovechkin scored his N.H.L.-leading 50th goal, becoming the Washington Capitals' first three-time 50-goal scorer, in a 5-2 road victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning.

She said she had willingly made the sacrifices she thought necessary to achieve her main career goal: becoming a Morgan Stanley managing director.