Sentence examples for goals of which from inspiring English sources

For his career, McGee has made 1,195 field goals, of which 47.3 percent have been dunks.

The Argentinian was brought on with half an hour to play and the game still goalless to transform the match: within 10 minutes of his arrival there had been three goals, of which he'd scored two.

Rooney has scored 47 goals so far for England, leaving him third in the country's all-time scoring charts – or fourth if you include own goals, of which England have benefited from 48.

Having begun the season at the age of twenty-one, he scored nine goals, of which only two came from the penalty spot, and assisted on a further eleven — all in fewer than twenty-eight hundred minutes of action.

Coinciding with the last days of the summit talks, the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, met with other Arab leaders in the Middle East in a spurt of diplomacy, the goals of which were unclear.

Experts said it was impossible to gauge from the report whether the federal No Child Left Behind Law, one of the main goals of which was to reduce the achievement gap, had had an impact.

In 1995 Mr. Todd founded the Sanguinarium (www.sanguinarium.org), the goal of which is to unify the vampyre subculture.

The goal of which is to be better prepared for the leadership challenges I expect to face in the future.

It is an open goal, of which David Cameron took full advantage during Prime Minister's Questions yester- day.

The museum said that the project had a $5 million fund-raising goal, of which $2.75 million would be provided by New York City.

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