Sentence examples for be very aggressive at from inspiring English sources

Wasps' director of rugby, Dai Young, compares Jones, 24, to a young Richard Hill and believes he could fill the openside flanker role if required in the autumn internationals: "He could do the job that [James Haskell] does well … he's going to get off the line, be very destructive with his tackles and be very aggressive at the tackle area.

"We will continue to be very aggressive at the key events and holidays".

"They're very aggressive at the plate," Witasick said.

"We're very aggressive at making a deal".

"What I saw from him, he's very aggressive at the plate," Santana said.

They have been very aggressive at bringing in a variety of family shows, and they are looking very hard to attract a family audience.

The government has also not been very aggressive at promoting the benefits of closer ties with the EU and NATO to the public, or explaining the shortcomings of the Eurasian Union.

"I think we have a very clear path to victory, and, apparently, Claire McCaskill thinks we do, too, because she was very aggressive at the debate, which was quite different than it was when she ran against Jim Talent.

"Oklahoma is very aggressive at protecting children," said Gary Miller, a former judge who was named director of the child and family services division in March, after the suit was filed.

He's very aggressive at times and he can defend well," said Djokovic of his last-four opponent.

"Munster played outstanding rugby, they were very aggressive at the breakdown and moved the ball from minute one to minute 80. "We had guys hobbling with cramp at the end with the effort they put in".