Sentence examples for goals to keep from inspiring English sources

SET GOALS To keep up the good work, a motivating force is a must.

Instead, Jarrad Waite bookended a string of Swans misses with goals to keep North on top.

Their goals: to keep their domestic economy from mirroring the national one — and to stay married.

They throw magic powder on the goals to keep the ball out.

"The referee," my informant will say if invited, "disallowed at least six legitimate Arbroath goals to keep the scoreline respectable".

Danny Graham and Nicklas Bendtner are the names in the frame to try and get the goals to keep the Tigers in the Premier League this season.

Another key sticking point seems to be Ireland's goal to keep a permanent European commissioner.

The goal: to keep disgruntled patients and their relatives from attacking the doctors.

Yet Mrs Merkel's main limitation is her goal to keep Britain in the EU.

"That was his goal, to keep him out of those things".

Lieutenant Caron said the officers had one goal: to keep the gunman talking.