Sentence examples for low goal from inspiring English sources

And Germany 2006 fit squarely into the modern pattern of low goal counts and few thrills.

It's a lacklustre but not ridiculously low goal when compared with other developed economies.

So I just went in there having a low goal, quarter-finals, and then building on that goal match by match, and that's literally how I took it.

Half an hour later he drew the Dockers level by accepting a handball from Michael Barlow, then off one step drilling a low goal from about 35m, less than 10 seconds before the final change.

Leagues are typically organized into "low goal" polo, in which each team has a collective rating of up to 6 goals; "medium goal," a collective rating of 7 to 14; and "high goal," 15 or higher.

After the zenith of Euro 2000, the 2002 World Cup was labelled a freak, with a low goal ratio ostensibly attributable to three things: the climate, the early start to the tournament which drained the game's great attacking heroes of their superpowers, and the oddball presence of so many minnows in the later stages.

Moments after the restart the German international took Lallana's pass and burst beyond Chris Smalling inside the area but his low, goal-bound shot was deflected wide by De Gea.

Oh to be a Rapids supporter, at least low goals are better than no goals.

It's no surprise given the original material and the conspicuously low goals set here that the director, Brad Silberling, and the writers, Chris Henchy and Dennis McNicholas, don't give Mr. Ferrell and company much to do.

MANOVA results indicated that depressed mood was associated with a negative mood profile and low goal-confidence scores.

Steele then made an important late save by diving to keep out a low goal-bound drive from Joe Bennett to ensure Blackburn took a point.