Sentence examples for stride goal from inspiring English sources

Stride for stride, goal for goal, the two extraordinary individuals in the Spanish league vie.

Fortunately for the hosts, Anderson made amends when he collected Fletcher's pass and strode towards goal to fire a 20-yard shot in off the left-hand post.

Brandon Jennings had a chip on his shoulder, a spark in his stride and a goal that sounded ludicrous.

Tuesday will mark two years until the start of the Games, and Coe said the committee had raised more than $926 million in domestic sponsorships, a huge stride toward the goal of just over $1 billion.

To Brighton's credit, they were not knocked out of their stride by the goal and applied pressure to Arsenal's struggling left-back Andre Santos as he battled to contain the lively Will Buckley.

Dhonden, who takes that humility in stride, said his goal was to craft a three-day celebration worthy of the man he so admires.

The city, in fact, has made impressive strides toward that goal.

Since those championships, the World Bridge Federation has made great strides toward its goal of acceptance into the Olympic Games.

With "Otello," Verdi made huge strides toward his goal of writing an opera unbeholden to the conventions of the genre.

And to some degree Andersson is right: where Sweden was once confidently striding toward a goal, it's now, like many nations, nervously contemplating a vacuum.

In the past few years, Guarente made great strides toward this goal, first finding a single gene that could extend the longevity of yeast cells, then finding a strong link between the activity of that gene and calorie consumption.