Sentence examples for was goal from inspiring English sources
noun
A result that one is attempting to achieve.
- My lifelong goal is to get into a Hollywood movie.
Soccer was Nash's first love — he said his first word as an infant was goal.
Bureaucratic processes had become their own reward: that was goal displacement.
Of the volley, Ferguson said: "It was goal of the century for me.
Was goal difference really that horrible?" 83 min: Very nearly an equaliser.
"That was goal No. 1 coming in, to become the starter and help this team win a championship.
It was goal for goal in overtime and with 1.4 seconds to go, Australia drew level to force a second overtime.
"The main takeaway from that was goal-setting," John says.
"My player didn't tackle him or anything, he was goal-side.
His shot was goal-bound only for Tomas Kalas to fling himself in front of it.
"The glaring, obvious elephant in the room at the beginning of the season was goal-scoring," DeBoer said Sunday after the Devils beat the Philadelphia Flyers, 4-1.
It was goal-of-the-season material, if totally out of place with Aberdeen's lack of attacking exploits until that juncture.
