Sentence examples similar to goals happy from inspiring English sources

Season in a nutshell: After a sluggish start, goal-happy Bournemouth emerged as top-four mainstays and have led the pack more often than not.

Motherwell needed all the experience they could muster as Celtic hit them with wave after wave of attack in a determination to emulate the goal-happy form that destroyed Hearts in the Cup.

Work hard, achieve your goals, become happy -- that's the happiness formula many believe to be universally true.

"I've had to wait for my chance but I'm always confident that if I play I'll get the goals, so happy to get the goals today and hopefully prove my point".

You tailor your workout to your specific fitness goals -- happy people do the same thing with their emotional goals.

Observe those that are making progress toward their goals, centered, happy, optimistic -- do they do possibility thinking?

It was a great goal, and a happy goal for him and the team.

At first, this may seem puzzling: how can a generation with over-the-top aspirations and delusional goals be happier at work, especially when they are disadvantaged vis-à-vis older, more experienced, piers, and less successful than them?

"Our goal with Happy Hour App is to break through the noise of online listings and recommendations to create a concise list for eager drinkers to find cheap booze," writes co-founder Nick Daze.

People with intrinsic goals are happier and engage in more pro-social behavior.

Centrally located on the board, the goal pictures happy men and women making music and dancing before a house and garden.