Examples of using "But " in a sentence and their english translations:
Goal!
Goal!
He drank a little.
That was the goal.
That was my goal.
That's my aim.
That was our goal.
- She achieved her goal.
- She reached her goal.
- She had reached her goal.
- She had achieved her objective.
- He reached his goal.
- He achieved his goal.
- They attained their purpose.
- They attained their aim.
- They attained their goal.
- They reached their goal.
- They achieved their goal.
The point of play is that it has no point.
What are you saving up for?
their purpose is certain
What is he aiming at?
He drank a beer.
Let's cut to the chase.
Cleo: What is its objective?
I scored a goal.
What was their goal?
What's the goal?
What's their purpose?
- He attained his goal.
- He reached his goal.
- He achieved his goal.
What is their goal?
- That's the point, is--
My goal is to become happy.
What did you buy it for?
That was not my point.
and its purpose is completely
The sense of purpose was missing.
He drank from the spring.
Is that your goal?
The goal was offside.
The match ended with no goal.
Tom scored a goal!
He took a protein shake.
She took a protein shake.
She had achieved her objective.
Tom scored a goal.
The course of action is unclear.
- They reached their goal.
- They achieved their goal.
We need a goal.
We have the same goal.
The path is the goal.
He's a goal keeper.
- He achieved his purpose.
- He reached his goal.
- He achieved his goal.
At last, we reached our destination.
Sami drank all the wine.
He drank beer.
What are you saving up for?
Tom drank too much wine.
The explorers finally reached their goal.
He worked hard to obtain his objective.
- He achieved his purpose.
- He attained his goal.
- He reached his goal.
- He achieved his goal.
- What's the purpose of your visit?
- What is the purpose of your visit?
and yet, that was exactly the point.
And isn't that what this is all about --
So that's the goal of my work.
And if inclusion is what you're after,
So it has no purpose
and it sets an aspirational goal
The goal is the common good,
The goal is for your kidney
- She aims at becoming a teacher.
- His objective is to become a teacher.
- Her goal is to become a teacher.
His aim is to become a doctor.
He has no specific aim.
- I will accomplish my purpose at any cost.
- I'll reach my goal at any cost.
His objective is to become a teacher.
This time my goal is Paris.
Does there need to be a goal?
She drank a cup of milk.