Sentence examples for notable goals from inspiring English sources

India, however, achieved two notable goals in Cannes.

Analysts say one of the more notable goals of the five-year strategy is to further develop the Beidou Navigation Satellite System, which on Tuesday began providing navigation, positioning and timing data on China and surrounding areas.

Other notable goals included Robin van Persie's horizontal diving header from 14 m (15 yd) for the Dutch against Spain, Tim Cahill's left-footed volley for Australia against the Netherlands, and Brazilian David Luiz's fulminating 30-m (33-yd) free kick against Colombia.

"He has scored some notable goals at this level and has the potential to do really well for us.

One of his most notable goals was against Wimbledon when he lobbed goalkeeper Neil Sullivan from his own half.

These inventive solutions breathe life into buildings, bringing occupants closer and inspiring them to embrace the notable goals that match their surroundings.

Another particularly notable goal was the one scored by Cardiff's 17-year-old Wales under-21 international Adam Matthews – his first for the club in his first season as a professional – in the 4-0 win at Watford.

Another notable goal in the CE initiative is defining a Chinese quality of life distinct from the western consumerist model.

One of her most notable header goals occurred in the 122nd minute of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup quarterfinal match against Brazil.

The record summarized here is a mix of notable successes (6 goals), some progress (12 goals) and no progress at all (3 goals).

"Last Saturday [8 November] almost looked like having a notable lack of goals in the 3pm kick-offs, before a late flurry," wrote Toby Sandison last week.