Sentence examples for charging tackle from inspiring English sources

Catcher Carlos Ruiz embraced him, and Ryan Howard buried them with a charging tackle from first base.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Transport said: "We are committed to introducing free-flow charging to tackle congestion and improve journey times at the Dartford-Thurrock River Crossing by October 2014.

Williams apologised to his Wales team-mates after his illegal, shoulder-charge tackle on Springboks wing Cornal Hendricks which led to the penalty try in June.

Goode got the Warriors on the board with a penalty, but Cook failed to make it three out of three, and despite spending much of the second quarter under severe pressure, and losing blindside flanker Sam Betty to a yellow card for a shoulder charge tackle on Charlie Sharples, the Warriors defence was strong.

Montgomery broke a tackle as he went off right tackle, charging into the end zone for the 4-yard touchdown.

The new mayor of London Sadiq Khan has made his first major policy announcement, unveiling plans to substantially increase the size of London's clean air charging zone to tackle the capital's illegal air pollution levels.

When his infantry company arrived in April 2003, it was charged with tackling resistant Republican Guard strongholds north of Baghdad.

Peter Mandelson went further still, calling the unit "the most important innovation in government we have made", charged with tackling exclusion – "the greatest social crisis of our time".

The bipartisan Congressional committee charged with tackling the nation's deficit has named a Democrat as deputy staff director, perhaps to balance out the Republican director of a committee whose leaders are hyper conscious of partisan advantage.

The need to build and maintain an unwieldy coalition from a fragmented party spectrum could undermine governability and impede its ability to pursue reforms.Mr Colóm will be charged with tackling a host of urgent needs.

We serve the most deprived communities and we've lost most of our funding, not just regular funding but funding we received to address the deprivation we're charged with tackling.