The quintessential Mainz goal: superb movement and awareness from Lewis Holtby.
But some of the delivery cyclists who run afoul of the law do so with a quintessential New York City goal: making sure the hot food in their bags remains that way.
In a way it was a quintessential Raúl goal, a curious mixture of perceptive cunning and cheerful scruffiness, and it would later be swallowed up by Zidane's outrageous winning volley.
An hour later, with what has become a quintessential Defoe MLS goal, the former Tottenham striker took advantage of a mistake by Michael Parkhurst to beat Clark from 19 yards, pulling Toronto even nine minutes from time.
Often neglected, but quintessential to the goal of measurement is the content validity of the instrument: Do the items of the questionnaire really reflect what is presumed to be measured?
"It was the quintessential English forward's goal, just like John Charles.
It was the quintessential, nuisance-filled Shaw goal, who was mere inches from Bishop, like a mosquito buzzing past his ear repeatedly to create just enough of a distraction.
He did so, among other reasons, because he believed that the advance of freedom and the defeat of fascism -- whether Islamo-fascism or Nazi fascism -- were quintessential and indispensable "liberal" foreign policy goals.
In all, his goal is to recreate "a quintessential-looking L.A. restaurant.
Unfortunately, girls who play with the quintessential doll don't set their own goals so high, according to a study published this month in Sex Roles.
The first few people in a startup are the quintessential risk takers who inherently think differently; no goal is unattainable, no obstacle is insurmountable.
