Sentence examples for I tackled a from inspiring English sources

I tackled a few more hills, and even though they were getting smaller, each felt harder than the previous.

When, a few years later, I tackled a runaway coffee addiction, I went through days of excruciating headaches.

A couple of months before race day, I tackled a twenty-two-mile training run in the Blue Mountains, ninety minutes from Sydney, Australia.

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Nonetheless as I tackle a few lengths the experience is joyous.

I tackle a room like an enemy, and stuff leaves in body bags.

Now when I tackle a math problem, I imagine myself as the congresswoman elected in a newly created district because of population changes.

It is in this vein that I tackle a subject that is very difficult for me one that is deeply personal, emotional, and difficult to deal with but one that mainstream media has declared the cause célèbre this past month: the tragic suicides of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and/or questioning youth.

It was during that doctoral year that Stephen suggested I tackle an idea inspired by his "no-boundary proposal" about the origins of the universe.

The first thing I tackled was a note to a friend on the death of her former husband, whom she still sentimentally referred to as "that idiot" or "that obese moron".

Just when I feel I've tackled an important situation for my children -- the courageous mama bear who can and does do anything for her kids -- a new one pops up.