Sentence examples for could not be tackled from inspiring English sources
The assembled photographers quickly took an interest after it became apparent that the mound of oozing ketchup and grease could not be tackled elegantly.
He said it "could be considered" if it was felt that the way advertising was being used could not be tackled via other methods.
He said the situation could not be tackled until now – even though a report commissioned from Clifford Chance in 2014 had highlighted the issues of poorly structured fees – because the FCA review had been continuing.
The full-back's pass to Jack Nowell looked premature but the England wing cut back to ensure he could not be tackled head-on and had the strength to force his way over the line for his fifth try in four matches.
But writer-director Haynes is able to make explicit an issue which could not be tackled by the Sirk movies at the time, and is still partly implicit in a modern and distinctively gay critical sensibility which treasures them now - homosexuality.
These were a forecast that the annual increase in the cost of living would be more than 2.5% 18-24 months in the future; signs that the public was beginning to take higher inflation for granted; and a risk of rapidly rising asset prices that could not be tackled other than by raising the cost of borrowing.
Considering that 1950's 3D is said to have been crippled by image-quality issues that couldn't be tackled in the analog age, this distinction is crucial.
At that point I knew I couldn't be tackled or didn't have time to kick a field goal or whatnot, and I started running," said Jalen whose-Jackson, whose fumble return on the final play beat Michigan last weekend.
The fine detail about ball retention in the tackle could wait, because more often than not he wouldn't be tackled in the first place.
