Sentence examples similar to middle goals from inspiring English sources

"The first two are just down-the-middle goals, basic defending.

"I want to see more people playing and not worrying about middle management goals and ambitions, not stopping the kids and talking about having a laugh, learning on the job.

As Mr. Junger tells his life story, he has never shared middle-class goals.

But there's a different now, he said: "The 50's quiz shows were a fantasy entertainment that actually reflected the difficulty of achieving universal middle-class goals.

Up the other end Evans concedes a free-kick that Galati blast straight down the middle of goal but their forwards fail to get a decisive touch on it to wrongfoot De Gea.

During the run-up the Iraq War, that's how many hawks argued, insisting that the 9/11 attacks proved that mere stability could no longer be our Middle Eastern goal; post-Iraq, it's an argument that you hear more often from doves of the left and right, who join with Bacevich in interpreting both the 2001 attacks and the Iraq quagmire as the bitter fruit of decades of corrupt entanglements.

"Carl rolled it to David Davis, who's rapped it back at him, into the middle of goal, instead of passing it wide.

So, too, is a middle-term goal tied to a fixed need, like paying for college.

The middle-range goal of 1,000 points per day requires walking for 1.5 hours, running for 35 minutes or swimming for 25.

Today, under the practice bubble, Holmes's routine field-goal attempts sailed through the middle of the goal posts.

8.26am GMT Latvia have equalised against the Czech Republic, in unusual style – the puck flew into the middle of the goal, hit the in-goal camera and bounced back out again.