Sentence examples for Once tackled from inspiring English sources

The fiscal conservative who once tackled Mr Bush over his unaffordable tax cuts now proposes not just to keep the cuts, but to deepen them.

Over dinner, Mr. Forte recalled his boyhood, when he once tackled a problem in a way that would have made MacGruber — who tries to detonate bombs with rubber bands and bubble gum wrappers — proud.

NFL rules do not require a player to release the ball once tackled but the Giants' tight end Larry Donnell did so all the same on the very first reception of the game.

They look dangerous for a while, Cronin so nearly jinking clear down the left, but eventually they refuse to release the ball once tackled, and still there's no score in this half.

(Though his mum did once tackle Swamp Thing, "which I think was probably the second book she'd read in her life, after the novelisation of The Sound of Music").

For all his talk of honesty and the need for painful truths, he did not once tackle the argument that Labour simply spent too much during the good times, and that this was a big reason why the country has one of the rich world's largest public deficits.

Plenty of local little tips, including a tiny meat-orientated bistro called La Coude a Coude (46 rue Saint-Honore, +33 1 40 28 15 64) and the anarchist (literally) Le Temps des Cerises (31 rue de la Cerisaie, +33 1 42 72 08 63), where I was once rugby tackled by a waiter.

Windows Phone 7 takes such ideas and more or less throws them out the window.. and yet.. Once I tackled those two hurdles, I realized: Windows Phone 7 is actually really, really pretty.

Kubrick once considered tackling the subject.

"I love this girl!" the boyfriend once proclaimed, tackling her on his mother's couch.

Knit the City have been questioned by the police only once, while tackling a phone box opposite Big Ben.