Sentence examples for low goals from inspiring English sources

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.

Under Goals, the experts noticed that my "t bars cross the t stem near the bottom, a sign that indicates you may set low goals for yourself," and that's just straight-up wrong.

Many participants set very moderate consumption goals and quit the program after achieving their rather low goals in 1 2 weeks [ 18].

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

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

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.

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.

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.

With such a low goal for the Mini, this sounds like the right approach.