Sentence examples for avoid the tackle from inspiring English sources

England's Luther Burrell, left, tries to avoid the tackle of Italy's Michele Campagnaro.

"He is a good decision-maker, he tends to be able to avoid the first tackle or beat the first tackle.

Their growing dominance was rewarded when Chris Jack picked up a loose ball that had been spat out of a ruck, turned his less than slender frame on a sixpence to avoid the first tackle, and galloped in from a dozen yards.

"The authorities avoid tackling the problem because it's a political hot potato".

And although GOP legislators want to avoid tackling the debt ceiling until October, just before the Treasury runs out of tricks to stave off a credit default, the White House is urging them to tackle that issue ASAP.

"Courts are able to come up with escape routes to avoid tackling the bigger issue," said Tom Adams, an attorney and securitization expert with the New York firm Paykin, Krieg & Adams.

It is the local police who have to establish a skirmish line; local police who have to mediate between and disperse two angry crowds eying each other over a cultural chasm; local police who have to avoid tackling the wrong man after a sucker punch.

Let us hope that those whose desire is to avoid tackling the disturbing issues that have surfaced in our societies will not be supported by the majority of the Convention.

"Understanding the health system in a new country and getting adequate health insurance can be challenging, to the extent that some people avoid trying to tackle the issue because of the jargon involved, or language challenges," he told me.

And these are joined by a complete dribbling system, which allows players to better shield the ball or avoid a tackle.

Some analysts say Apple could have avoided the attack if it had tackled the problem sooner.