Sentence examples for prized goal from inspiring English sources

Getting into an American college is a highly prized goal in countries like China and Korea, and cheating on one's SAT can take a whole new meaning in these places.

In his first year, he supported the gun lobby's most prized goal of the decade: a sweeping repeal of federal gun laws that had been enacted after the murders of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King in 1968.

Gene therapy for hemophilia has been a prized but elusive goal of the biomedical research community.

What is it that makes a good striker, or scorer, in a game where goals are prized?

Age: 29; Signed: 2013 (£14.9m); Appearances: 30; Goals: 0. Highly prized on arrival from Sevilla but has failed to deliver on his promise.

Dale Stephens' headed equaliser created a frantic finish but Boro held out to win the £170m promotion prize on goal difference.

The players are offering little change of their own in return, and if they fail to reach their prize-money goal next year, they are considering a range of potential actions, according to tennis officials familiar with the possibilities.

Batistuta's post-goal celebrations are also prized.

Perhaps this is because goals are so few and prized.

The ultimate goal is new drugs based on these prized molecules.

U.S. OPEN PREVIEW, SECTION F First Space, Then the Prize The goals include a $10 million prize and, ultimately, privately financed space travel.