Sentence examples for always tackles from inspiring English sources

She seemed to be the type who always tackles things head on.

Admirably, the Farrell company never repeats the previous season's best hits but always tackles new terrain.

The Farrell company, which only dances for a few weeks each year, always tackles a challenging number of ballets, and the endeavor is invariably remarkable.

His travels as host of "Bizarre Foods" take him to some far-out places and sometimes challenging cuisine, which he always tackles with an open mind, and a wide-open mouth.

Some of the narratives in Killing and Dying confront serious issues around family and mortality, yet Tomine argues that too much emphasis is put on the importance of focussing on serious issues: "At this point, I think there's a sense that the best 'graphic storytelling' always tackles big, important issues, and I don't think that's necessarily the case".

But he always tackled big and existential themes.

He's always tackling idioms, scores, subjects that extend him in new directions.

He has always tackled every situation with his habitual determination and customary pluck".

Though he has always tackled death, it has a new urgency now.

Huh, at least you haven't got a deep-lying midfielder who doesn't always tackle particularly well.

Etuhu told the club's website: 'It happens all the time - especially with me, I'm always tackling people.