Sentence examples for without a goal from from inspiring English sources

After four playoff games without a goal from Crosby, people wonder what the problem is.

He didn't score and so his run without a goal from open play now stretches to 918 minutes for all, but that statistic now seems farcically irrelevant.

In the mixed zone after the 6-1 semi-final win, by which time his run without a goal from open play had stretched to 918 minutes, he could barely stop grinning.

Killie equalised in the 33rd minute, ending their run without a goal from open play after 742 minutes, when Josh Magennis fired a neat finish low into the bottom left-hand corner after fine dribbling by Rory McKenzie.

Perhaps the best sign of how far the United States water polo team has come was that it won without a goal from its star, Tony Azevedo, who entered the day as the tournament's fourth-leading scorer.

Rating: 7.0 Jozy Altidore — After going more than 18 months without a goal from the run of play for the United States team under Klinsmann, Altidore is playing like the elite striker who scored 31 goals this season in the Netherlands.

"But we have played 180 minutes [against Northern Ireland and Ukraine] without conceding a goal from open play, and that shows how defensively strong we can be as well.

England head into the latest round of qualifiers lying two points behind Montenegro in Group I, with San Marino bottom of the table without a point or a goal from their four matches so far.

Aldershot arrived in east London without a point or a goal from their previous three matches, so for West Ham fans there was almost an inevitability about the equaliser in the 78th minute, when stand-in Hammers keeper Ruud Boffin blocked Alex Rodman's shot and the rebound landed kindly for Luke Guttridge to tuck away.

Mark Hughes's side, inspired by Xherdan Shaqiri and the club's new £18.3m record signing, Giannelli Imbula, never looked bereft of confidence here, despite being without their captain, Ryan Shawcross, or a goal from their previous four league matches.

Conceding goals … once again, a goal from a set play.