Goal In A Sentence

• At the goal the inevitable happened.
• His ultimate goal was the penitentiary.
• What shall our new goal be?
• But humanized war is not the goal of this sentiment.
• Besides, the goal of his career lay yet before him.
• It at length turned the goal on the hill at Alexandria.
• The Secret Service thinks only of the goal ahead.
• The war is showing a vision of our need and of the goal of our effort.
• Profits as a goal for the long run do not antagonize moral principles.
• By this road from our goal we're still far wide.
• Finally a westerly turn was taken, and he wondered what their goal might be.
• Our goal was the remains of an old religious house, now a farm.
• Yet he had not arrived, and John was at the goal before him.
• Again at the lower goal the Mantinean was panting wearily in the rear.
• The weather conditions were ideal, and Dave had a definite goal in view.

• Many of the immigrants who survived the struggle reached the goal in an impoverished condition.
• The goal waxed and waned as he gazed down the great avenue with its precise rows of lamps.
• The great game had now begun, and each time the ball went through a goal it counted one tally.
• In another breath Archibald had crossed the threshold and arrived at the goal of his pilgrimage.
• I was studying Film Production with the goal to becoming a screenwiter/director.
• And it was a goal which seemed very little closer to realization now than it had been twenty-three years before.
• They only required to reject the offer of mediation to reach the goal of their long-cherished hopes.
• He was drifting on a stream which sickened him, towards a palpable goal which he contemplated with terror.
• That he reached the goal is the sure guarantee of his merits; and woe to him who would canvass the rectitude of his progress!
• Yet desirable as the goal of unity is, it will never be reached save through the strenuous cooperant effort of all who long for it.
• It is not an easy goal to attain, as the crowd of aspirants dream, nor is the reward luxurious when it is attained.
• Even now he strove painfully, and looked up the hill with distended eyes, as if he knew where the goal lay.
• In the great majority of cases the submarine does get away, but now and then the depth charge reaches its goal and ends its career.
• The thought strikes me that in addition to the goal for new members, we should also work to keep these members we have picked up this year.
• This latter, to whatever degree it may be actually attainable, is the proper hope and goal of all human civilization.
• It was like the hand of something, that reached out sudden and came down hard, laid him dead in the moment when the goal was in sight.
• Thanks to the work of the forest rangers in clearing the fire trail, it looked as though the two boys would reach their goal before dark.
• For a while the three clung together, until near the lower goal the Mantinean heedlessly risked a dash.
• He had rather a settled expression, as of one who had come in sight, not of a goal of triumph, but of the end of a long and wearisome journey.
• The dying man continued to breathe his deep, rattling breath, the breath of one who is near the goal of life and pants at the finish of the race.
• Sixteen days since he left New York and the goal toward which he had struggled so bravely was at hand!
• The victims must run down between the lines to a goal at the end, while the cruel Indians on each side reach out to put a chalk mark on them.
• Now Katharine stopped, and Mary woke to the fact that instead of having a goal she had evidently none.
• I thought that when the sum had risen to ten thousand the goal of my existence would be reached; and it may be said that I lived for little else.
• How long they were, in their staggering, circuitous course, in reaching their goal of cholla, Rhoda never knew.

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