Sentence examples for goals was declared from inspiring English sources

The first team to reach six goals was declared the winner.

After a short video review, the goal was declared legal.

So there is one clip of Carroll having the ball gently thrown to him and then heading it into a net from about three yards out before walking off with his fist clenched in sweet satisfaction, like a primary school kid who scored seconds after "next goal wins" was declared.

So when the Galaxy and Sounders finished their two-leg Western Conference playoff tied 2-2 on aggregate goals, the Galaxy was declared the champion after scoring the only road goal in the series.

I remember telling my sister that it felt odd to settle in kind of immediately after my goal of "older man" was declared.

That set up Jamieson, who scored eight of his nine goals in the N.C.A.A. tournament; he was declared eligible by the N.C.A.A. with two games left in the regular season.

This morning, the red zone was declared the symbolic goal of demonstrators who announced an unauthorized march for Friday that the police say could turn violent.

At the Comintern's seventh and last congress in 1935, Soviet national interests dictated a new policy shift: in order to gain the favour of potential allies against Germany, revolutionary ardour was dampened, and the defeat of fascism was declared the primary goal of the Comintern.

Minutes later, the crowd went wild when it looked as if Bafana Bafana had scored a third time only for the goal to be declared off-side.

More than 100 of these communities have attained the goal of being declared free of open defecation.

Different approaches are justified by different goals, so that the actual goals (and their priority) should always be declared before beginning the translation work.