Sentence examples for great aim for from inspiring English sources

The England striker is 42 goals shy of surpassing Charlton's record total of 249 goals for United and also trails Charlton's record of 49 England goals by 11. "It is a great aim for myself to try and get Sir Bobby's record, both at club and international level," said Rooney.

Whatever his greater aim for this new narrative, Ford looks set to carry it out.

Portugal will play the Czechs in Warsaw on Thursday and Ronaldo said: "We have succeeded in our great aim, which was to qualify for the quarter-finals.

Of course, it's great to aim for the moon so you fall among the stars if you fail, and so on, but the reality is, you should create small goals that build up to your ultimate goals, so that you feel proud of what you're accomplishing along the way.

Currently, livestock management in the North American Great Plains aims for even use of forage, which creates a homogenous landscape.

It was his first run-in with Mr Wong, who is now rallying crowds for a greater aim - universal suffrage.

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Great players force each other to improve, make each other greater, and I just wonder if Nadal would have had to push himself as hard without someone as great as Federer to aim for".

"If it happens then that's great but the main aim for me is focusing on the game on Friday and helping us to get a step closer to France next year".

Of course, every song about the Lord is absolutely great, but try to aim for uncommon beats and sounds.