Sentence examples for produced goals from inspiring English sources

Foremost is Arango, whose exquisite left foot has produced goals for Mönchengladbach and Mallorca in Europe, (Pachuca and Monterrey in Mexicobefore that).

The lines he retooled kick-started his sputtering attack and produced goals for three players who had not yet scored in the series.

But his other two shots produced goals, and throughout his modest 14 07 of ice time he was at his dynamic best.

Abel's Production Line got its name because it produced goals and because his team played in the Motor City, where the economy was based on cars produced on assembly lines.

Hearts' general failure to make much of an impression in forward areas during the first half hardly squared with the two moments of menace that could have produced goals.

In the five minutes before the interval their forays grew in focus and three moves, more co-ordinated than anything they had managed until then, almost produced goals.

"We think the isolation of North Korea would not produce goals that are desirable.

If this continues to produce goals, it could yet save professional football in Japan.

His dream of playing an attacking trio of Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez and Sergio Agüero has been put on hold, as efforts to accommodate the three have failed to produce goals.

BUFFALO — The Rangers' scoring troubles have become so pronounced that even when they catch a fortunate break, they struggle to produce goals.

His final England goal tally was three, but he continued to produce goals frequently for Wednesday, although in 1954-55 his 14 in 35 games could not save them from another relegation.