Sentence examples for crying tackling from inspiring English sources

What followed (after the initial crying, tackling him to the floor and calling everyone I know) was a full day of surprises including lunch at our first date spot, dinner with our families (with a surprise visit from my sister, who flew in from Arizona), and a surprise party at my parents' house with all my closest friends.

Flowers and Football Tops deals with senseless inner-city violence, It's My Own Cheating Heart That Makes Me Cry tackles guilt and betrayal whereas Daddy's Gone articulates the pain of being fucked around by your own dad.

plus / minus 13 — Difference between number of Ray Lewis crying jags and tackles [settles one hour after game's end].

He said that on one occasion — after he was sent to an isolation room — he began to cry and was tackled by two staff members who twisted his arms behind his back for about 10 minutes.

Little Relief for Refugees: The refugee crisis is precisely the sort of issue the United Nations was made to tackle: a global problem crying out for a global solution.

When the policeman arrived and interviewed the evil Swede who tackled you, he was crying so hard he couldn't speak because of what he'd seen.

"You have to do the hand thing, because it's hard to know where, exactly, things are in space," Weihenmayer explained, as I prepared to tackle Cry Baby, a much simpler route.

Do you see me crying and going running to the ref that someone tackled me from behind?

Instead, when his 14-year-old sister, T.R., ran toward him crying out, "My baby brother, they killed my baby brother," one of the officers tackled her.

The "What's your mountain?" theme is intended to serve as a kind of mantra, wake-up call or clarion cry, encouraging consumers to tackle challenges and achieve goals the way Mr. Hillary did 60 years ago.

It's a rare thing to feel a yearning for Jeffrey Archer, with all his "time in the nick" tales of derring-do and flawed grandeur, but I cried out to see Perry tackle him instead.