Sentence examples for goals turning from inspiring English sources

It has also helped with another of the parents' goals: turning the lunch program into a profit center that can help support other school services, which is especially helpful at a time of sizable budget cuts.

Whether that has fully had the desired effect can be debated after starting the season giving up two late goals, turning four points into just one in league play while at the same time bowing out of the CONCACAF Champions League.

The risks represent uncertain events and conditions that may prevent enterprises from attaining their goals, turning risk management into a major concern, not only for project managers but also for executive officers involved with strategic objectives.

He was signed in late 1983, and his goals turned Everton's fortunes around.

Jaroslav Plasil had given the visitors a surprise lead with a powerful drive in the 29th minute that went in off a post before Villa's second-half goals turned the match around.

Interacting in such real world situations and fulfilling goals turned out to be a task far from trivial [3, 4].

The practice of setting goals turned out to be a surprisingly powerful lens through which to view the design and enactment of video-based PD.

Henry displayed virtually no reaction after the goal, turning and walking slowly back to toward the center circle, as if he was playing in a Sunday pickup game.

From the start, it appeared that Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum had a shared goal: turning the night, and the race, into a two-man contest.

(One of his predecessors as president, James Wolfensohn, made his goal turning the institution into a "knowledge bank" back in the 1990s).

Leicester come from behind after Salomón Rondón's early goal, turning the game upside down before half-time via an own goal and a strike from Andy King.