Sentence examples for A tackling of from inspiring English sources

Speaking to a sparse crowd in a steady voice but with little emotion, Mr. Huntsman gave hints of a platform that would include "broad changes to the tax code," a tackling of spending on entitlements and a shift in foreign policy — for now — away from overseas conflict.

Perhaps you're not "good at" something now or maybe someone on your staff isn't excelling at something now, but with time and effort and a "tackling" of whatever this thing is, there is an opportunity to improve.

Addai was hurt making a tackle of Robert Francois after Francois scooped up a fumble.

"At the beginning, a couple of times, there was almost a flying tackle of somebody," Mr. Kurtis said.

He now did, bursting through a pincer tackle of Cuthbert and Alun Wyn Jones to cross.

Everett, 25, attempted to make what appeared to be a routine tackle of the Broncos' Domenik Hixon.

When Clingan returned to the field moments later, he soon caught Goodwin with a hefty tackle of his own, although the Kilmarnock midfielder wasn't booked.

To make matters worse, Huddlestone was sent off for a bad tackle of his own soon afterwards, and Costa would kill the game off by making it 2-0.

Hunt had 16 disposals during the match, and received press notice for a "crunching tackle" of Angus Monfries.

90 min: Damien Perquis is booked for a tackle borne out of, shall we say, frustration.

What did make solid contact was the shoulder of Lawes into the back of Paulino, an armless tackle of revenge.