Sentence examples for tempting goal from inspiring English sources

He pointed to the large protest movement that mobilized in response to Mr. Trump as a tempting goal for candidates.

We learned a lot and will apply it to new and existing projects -- like Lyft Line -- as we drive our vision forward to solve pain points in commuting". Commuting remains the unattainable white whale of the ridesharing industry, a tempting goal that represents a much larger share of driving than taxi use.

Since the start of HC, freedom of M. hyopneumoniae has become an economically tempting goal for many herds still infected with this particular infectious agent, and dozens of eradication programmes have been effectuated [ 20, 6].

9.38pm GMT 73 mins: Chance for Dnipro, who carry the ball to the byline about six yards wide of goal, tempting Lloris out of his goalmouth, but the pull-back was cut out.

D.C. were still dangerous looking on the counter — Nick DeLeon sprinting down the right to send one tempting low ball across goal just before the hour, though shortly afterwards Real had their best chance of the match when Velasquez got a nice deflection in the box and crashed a shot off the bar.

But I wonder if Cheever is tempting fate by having such an explicit non-goal.

It's tempting to say Clint Irwin, since Toronto shipped five goals in the Conference final even though they scored seven.

John Kerr, who scored the first goal, was presented to the crowd, and it was tempting to imagine that he could have done better than the present Millwall strikers.

It was tempting to wonder beforehand if he would perhaps celebrate with a goal, or alternatively just carry on as normal.

If you desperately want big muscles, it may be tempting at times to use certain illegal shortcuts to reach this goal.

Canaries keeper Bunn was tempted out of his goal in an unsuccessful attempt to close down Aguero, who laid the ball back for Dzeko to slot into an empty net.