Sentence examples for goals made a from inspiring English sources

Had the millennium development goals made a difference to their lives?

Requests to adopt and report on emissions targets and goals made a significant portion of climate-related proposals in 2018.

At the Camp Nou Messi scored two brilliant goals, made a third and at times yawned his way around champion opponents like a man tactfully avoiding a gaggle of overheated toddlers in a high street coffee shop.

Santi Cazorla has scored 12 goals this season but there were only two matches where his goals made a difference to the result.

Losing goals makes a difference obviously".

Like any business plan, you must identify your goals (make a blueprint) so you know where you're headed.

5. Make a timeline and action plan Remember the SMART goals, make a plan of action and make your goals realistic and achievable.

Alexander Domínguez in the Ecuador goal made a reflex thrust at the ball and succeeded in turning it against the woodwork.

Then Holik, who had an assist on Kamensky's goal, made a power-play goal look easy for his 15th goal this season.

"You could see the goal made a big difference for his confidence and it gave the whole place a lift.

Harrold, 30, with Jensen giving him encouragement from the stand behind the goal, made a number of saves to deny the visitors but was ultimately left heartbroken.