Sentence examples for about to tackle from inspiring English sources

I'm not about to tackle skydiving or paragliding.

But just as I'm about to tackle an older magazine, a fresh one arrives.

But Smith had already moved past the introductions Monday and was about to tackle his job.

Tells about rules laid down by Mrs. Cerf for authors who are about to tackle a children's book.

But it was the pair of red gloves, making her look like she was about to tackle the washing-up, that really created a buzz on the internet.

And then he stalled for 18 months.Recently, however, he had rekindled hopes that Japan was finally about to tackle its problems head on.

Mr Osborne admitted yesterday to a "bust up" with the Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, about how to tackle the ballooning welfare bill.

Now he is part of a flurry of online discussion about what to tackle next.

Pyongyang is at a loss about how to tackle the North's severe economic problems.

But the DPJ has even less of a clue about how to tackle the economic mess.

Understandably enough, Russians have little stomach for lectures about how to tackle the Chechen question.