Sentence examples for goals surely from inspiring English sources

A defence that leaks goals surely will not improve unless the man behind them is a safe pair of hands.

Perhaps the most difficult part of service is setting aside one's own plans and goals; surely Benedict feels he has some unfinished business left.

The health-related goals surely have made progress.

An estimable and morally laudable goal, surely, and one that we all subscribe to on paper.

To stand up for the vulnerable – still a goal, surely, of any leftwing project – we must understand what these anxious times mean.

6.16pm GMT 15 min "If you're only picking one Hoddle goal, surely it has to be this one against Watford", says the imaginative Robin Hughes.

José Antonio Verza curled in a stunning goal – surely meant as a cross – 10 minutes from time after Almería's stubborn defensive display had driven Atlético to distraction on a night of pure frustration.

A worthy goal, surely, except that the region's authorities have a habit of defining as crimes the kind of things their critics would deem legitimate dissent.Despite the flourishing of alternative media, such as satellite television and internet blogs, that challenge once-impregnable state monopolies on the flow of news, governments keep finding new ways to suppress contrary views.

The basic policy goal surely has to be that anyone in society, rich or poor, is entitled to expect that any dispute is settled on its own intrinsic legal merit and not by the extraneous issue of the different resources of the parties.

United's midfield might not be perfect but for as long as Rooney plays like this the goals will surely keep coming.

Guardiola's instructions to his men for the second half may have been to keep on probing and more goals would surely follow.