Sentence examples for and tackle in a from inspiring English sources

Youth football was played on what is now called Art Sandusky Field, boys as young as 8 learning what it means to block and tackle in a part of the country particularly obsessed with the game.

The study, conducted by researchers from the Virginia Tech-Wake Forest School of Biomedical Engineering and Sciences, comes amid a debate over how much practice is needed to prepare young players to protect themselves during games and to block and tackle in a safe way.

We have found that platforms like these provide a useful rallying point around which a variety of partners can unite and tackle in a coordinated fashion an otherwise elusive goal, each in the ways they are best positioned to address it.

He is a man who carries "the sense, again without words, that life - all life, the life he had led and the life he had come to - had never been so suffused with clarity, a terrible inhuman clarity, made utterly out of precision, like the precision of gear and tackle in a machine.

Julian Vandervelde, who plays linebacker and tackle in the fall, belted a two-run homer yesterday to help Davenport, Iowa, beat Goffstown, N.H., 5-0, at Williamsport, Pa., in a Little League World Series game.

Locally owned shops include Lucky's Guns and Tackle in Cropwell, south of Pell City, a large store where everything from fishing rods to handguns is for sale.

But the three-technique tackle (it is also called the under tackle), who lines up in the gap between the offensive guard and the tackle in a four-man defensive front, has reached its apotheosis in Sapp.

And guess what, we have to walk and chew gum at the same time -- we have to think holistically and tackle issues in a synchronized way.

The organization, which is amenable to controlling invasive or nuisance species, even by lethal means, says that the cormorant problem is too complex and broad to tackle in a vacuum.

I put all six volumes of the Terence Kilmartin translation into my backpack, and tackled them in a series of hostels and cafés.

Now, the septuagenarian will have to fulfil his promise of creating jobs for them and tackling poverty in a country where more than 60% of the population lives on less than $2 [£1.29] a day.