Sentence examples for to score himself from inspiring English sources

His second, almost inevitable, was to score himself.

"He loves it when you score," Woody Allen said, "and he's witty enough to score himself".

He looks as if he is about to score himself – grinning, sexy, full of mischief, irrepressible.

Steven Gerrard's plan is to score himself – his last four or five touches have ended with poor shots from distance.

It was a valuable away goal but, seconds later, Salpingidis slid across the penalty area to score himself from a cross by Vassilis Torosidis.

During those seven minutes, he successively passed to his fellow center, Brad Barritt, for a try; made the break that created a try for wing Chris Ashton; and then intercepted a loose pass and ran 50 meters to score himself.

Jansson, a 25-year-old on season-long loan from Torino, nearly made it two in as many minutes with a volley which bounced off the bar, while Sacko missed several opportunities to either score himself or put the ball on a plate for others, before and after Jonathan Kodjia had scored the penalty rightly awarded after Liam Cooper handled the ball.

The fight remained close until the end, when Viloria, more desperate to score, left himself open for the two punches that led to the 2-point difference in the fight.

Isco is the man to play the final pass, carry the ball from deeper or to score goals himself and has had an impressive, if often frustrating, first season at Real Madrid, where opportunities have been fewer than anticipated.

And when Barça kicked off its league season last Monday with a peerless 5-0 performagainstainst Villarreal, the third-best team in Spain, Messi was able to create a goal for his mate Fàbregas, and Messi being Barcelona's Messi, to score twice himself.

"In the first half of the season Gareth Bale was accused of being selfish and not passing the ball to other team members who were in better positions, like he was trying to score by himself.