Sentence examples for goals caught from inspiring English sources

There, a season in which he scored 27 goals caught the eye.

For the second game running though, the scorers of the last two German goals caught my eye in particular.

Perry, second in the NHL with nine postseason goals, caught Crawford's attention just before Getzlaf whisked a pass to the goalie's left to set up Simon Despres' winning goal in Game 3 on Thursday.

Howard, 32, joined Peter Schmeichel, Paul Robinson and his countryman Brad Friedel in the record books when his 63rd-minute clearance bounced 30 yards from the Bolton goal, caught a gust of wind and flew over a desperately backpedaling Adam Bogdan.

After he posed that challenge to research subjects, Wegner found that the average person becomes anxious as his or her mind constantly monitors its progress toward its goal, caught up in the second-by-second process of self-assessment.

After some tricky work on the wing, Mendy's ball across goal caught Risser unaware and he knocked into his own net.

"Park patrons can throw a pitch, score a goal, catch a wave or surf the Internet at some of our city's greatest parks".

But while most are trying to use it for either fun, realtime chats, movie reenactments, or inner-business workings, the Seattle Times have tasked Wave with a larger goal: Catching a killer.

If sketch comedy is your goal, catch up on shows like Saturday Night Live.

It was the prospect of him bringing some goals that caught the eye, not Murphy.

Branislav Ivanovic, who has at times found the switch back to central defender tough, was horribly at fault for both goals and caught dithering on the ball by De Guzmán, who fed Michu.