Sentence examples for days of tackling from inspiring English sources

That should allow it to tackle moderately rugged chores, even if its days of tackling the Rubicon Trail seem to be over.

But in the first days of tackling the issues of governing here, she and her staff have been distracted by more basic duties.

It is shocking that, despite all the talk in both parties these days about the imperative of tackling inequality, not a single budding presidential candidate has made it his or her priority to curb super PACs funded by millionaires.

Don't be afraid of tackling.

Surprising, perhaps, given that the chief executive of Lloyd's of London spends his working days tackling some of the biggest risks around.

Within days of taking office, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg tackled a civic issue that he, like many New Yorkers, has not really had to confront for years: homeless people living on Manhattan streets.

Gone, apparently, are the days when tackling was done with the subtlety of an air raid.

Allow a day to tackle these 14 increasingly challenging miles.

Clinton Global Initiative kicked off Sunday with representatives from the worlds of philanthropy, politics and business meeting for three days of sessions aimed at tackling the world's most pressing problems.

Asked whether he fancied one day tackling a blockbuster, instead of the art-house films for which he is famed, he continued: "Yes.

They have just 33 working days left to tackle all of that before the end of the 2017 fiscal year.