Sentence examples for amount of tackles from inspiring English sources

"The amount of tackles and chasing they put in is the platform for any English team," said the manager.

He's a flanker, a busy back-row position that involves making a punishing amount of tackles, and generally – to employ a technical term – getting stuck in.

Possession, territory and amount of tackles made by each team all weigh heavily in Ireland's favour.

The amount of tackles and blocks were fantastic for us and it's guys like that who will win us the league.

And don't get me started on the fact that he's won nearly double the amount of tackles that the second place England man has.

"It takes a certain amount of courage to tackle very hard problems in science, I now realise.

The Metropolitan police said they were doing all they could to bring thieves to justice and putting a "huge amount of effort" into tackling a rise in moped-related crime, which the force said it has reduced.

Xhaka's first outing as captain, a home game against Augsburg, serves as a microcosm of the player: an extraordinary amount of running, intense tackling, a goal, superb passing – and then substituted in the 77th minute on a yellow card, having given away a penalty, and in real danger of being sent off.

The head of the Environment Agency says the organisation does not have a "limitless amount of money" to tackle flooding.

"I think the headline belies the extraordinary amount of agreement on tackling poverty here and abroad which exists between this coalition government and the Church of England".

He oversees a large group of graduate students whom he is clearly proud of and in whom he places an enormous amount of faith in tackling the big challenges of climate science.