Sentence examples for grim goal from inspiring English sources
Yet even that grim goal appears increasingly unlikely.
That was a one-off where you stand on the touchline, hanging on for grim death and get a goal like that.
The Kangaroos rallied briefly in the third term with four consecutive goals but it was a grim day for last year's beaten preliminary finalists.
ARF of unknown origin is associated with a grim prognosis, suggesting diagnosis to be a major goal of management of these patients [56 58, 64].
Adelaide, after two draws to open their campaign, have conceded 10 goals in three consecutive defeats in a grim start to new coach Guillermo Amor's tenure.
In his absence Aaron Lennon, making his first start since that grim night against Algeria in Cape Town, began well, making the second goal, but thereafter failed to seize the opportunity the evening presented.
And for all the money Dalglish has lavished on his strike force, the grim statistics read the Reds have failed to score two goals at home since the victory against Wolves in September.
Certain organizations, the media and international bodies paint an overly grim picture of the future to serve their own plans and goals.
As on that grim day in the north east in 2002, it was three quick goals that did for the Merseysiders.
The goal might still be light, to drink a convivial toast to the grim specter of death or to spit in death's eye.
According to Groening, the goal with Bongo is to "[try] to bring humor into the fairly grim comic book market".
