Sentence examples for goals got a from inspiring English sources

LeClair, who leads Philadelphia with 31 goals, got a prolonged standing ovation from the sellout crowd of 19,742 when his milestone was flashed on the scoreboard.

It's as ugly as goals get, a real stinker, as a corner is headed on, a Portsmouth shirt gets a head to it.

(The latter goal got a boost this summer when the House and Senate passed bills to put about $100 million toward training workers for jobs in green energy).

For the final push towards your goal, get a buddy.

A town reaching that goal gets a sign designating it an "Arizona Solar Community," a reward meant to encourage both communal spirit and extramural competition.

1) Beating an index isn't a financial goal Getting a better return than your neighbor isn't a financial goal either.

By the later innings, the Yankees were concerned with a more pressing goal: getting a hit off the Seattle Mariners' Brandon Morrow in his first major league start.

Beto in the Sevilla goal gets a hand to it but this one is way over the line.

Four goals, not conceding any away goals, two goals from the new man Bony, Michu is back scoring a goal, Pozuelo got a goal in his first game for the club, no injuries - it's perfect," Laudrup added.

"Tope got his goal, Josh got a goal as well, but overall I think it was a real good team performance.

"We haven't been scoring too many goals, but we got a goal from the checking line tonight and it was nice to see Gomer get a goal.