Sentence examples for goals close to from inspiring English sources

"Still, whether he gets suspended or not, he still plays Game 7. He's a good player, scores a lot of dirty goals close to the net".

For many investors, finding properties that meet your investment goals close to where you live may prove challenging.

Unlike fellow billionaire and SpaceX Chief Executive Elon Musk, who last week laid out to great fanfare an ambitious plan to colonize Mars, Bezos has kept his ultimate goals close to the vest.

Fear and separateness will only make the terrorists' goals closer to fruition.

An amendment by Miller that would have replaced the Kline bill with performance goals closer to those of NCLB failed by a vote of 193-233 on Friday, though it did garner a vote from Republican Rep. Michael Turner of Ohio.

Komal kept this goal close to heart throughout her childhood, even as she immigrated with her family from Pakistan to the United States.

When Roberto Soldado charged towards the Fiorentina goal close to the half-hour mark in this Europa League last-32 second leg last night, with Nacer Chadli to his left and not a defender in sight, a goal looked inevitable.

He has a chance to bring that goal closer to realization this week.

Generally, clinical guidelines have recommended an A1c goal of less than 7% for most people (not necessarily including the elderly or very ill), with a lower goal — closer to normal, or under 6.5% — for younger people.

Advocates for giving the District full voting rights in the House brimmed with confidence four years ago as the Democratic takeover of Congress seemed to move their long-standing goal closer to reality.

It is not sure that those will indeed be the speeds, he adds, and about 10Mbps would probably be a more realistic goal, closer to what is currently available in many households.