Sentence examples for decent tackle from inspiring English sources
64 mins: Anothjer decent tackle by Murphy, this time on Aogo, breaks up a Hamburg move.
A visit to any half-way decent tackle shop will confirm this.
McBean was a decent nickel tackle in Denver, but he's not an elite gap-shooter and may not even get on the field after breaking his ankle in the preseason opener.
You can simply buy one pre-made at any decent fishing tackle shop.
"Just think about all the things you'd want to do; and think about how much more difficult it would be outside the European Union: things I really care about – inequality, how you create decent jobs; tackling tax avoidance; guaranteeing workers' rights.
In ascending order of selfishness because we're a rich and decent nation, because tackling disease globally prevents future outbreaks here, and because AIDS is massive drain on the world's economy, which we're a part of, and because it boosts Britain's medical expertise and reputation.
"Evidence presented in the report shows that such policies will not yield development unless accompanied by dedicated efforts to boost employment and decent work opportunities and tackle working poverty," he said.
In pursuit of two perfectly decent ideas the need to tackle traffic congestion by some form of road pricing and the desire to make itself appear more open to consultation the government has created nothing but trouble for itself.The immediate cause is an "e-petition" on the 10 Downing Street website that by midweek had attracted nearly 1.5m signatures.
And is the whole "Plastic Beach" concept a decent stab at pop tackling climate change?
Equal pay; decent parental leave; and tackling the harassment and social norms which exclude so many women from paid work are all vital.
