Sentence examples for devastating tackle from inspiring English sources

Speed was my greatest asset, but I could unleash a pretty solid forearm block and a rather devastating tackle".

He can see a quieter, simpler life, free from being a Sunday fixture, from being the guy who always punches the clock and gets up from the devastating tackle.

The editors at Merriam-Webster need to take a look at the tape of the 2013 Outback Bowl because this devastating tackle by South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney might necessitate a change in how they define "clown" when it's used as a verb.

"You're devastated," defensive tackle Ryan Pickett said Sunday after the Packers lost, 23-20, in overtime.

Marginalised groupings seldom have the skills or resources to tackle devastating social problems without substantial support from outside agencies with economic and/or political influence (Gillies, 1998).

In a joint statement, 30 aid agencies, including UN bodies and international NGOs, said they were alarmed by the limited progress that had been made to rebuild devastated lives and tackle the root causes of the conflict.

Tackling child malnutrition Malnutrition is devastating.

With four sacks, six unassisted tackles, a deflected pass and several devastating hits on quarterback Kurt Warner, end Michael Strahan and his defensive mates had succeeding in keeping the Rams' top-ranked offense out of its rhythm.

The hosts scored next after they had shifted their point of attack with devastating speed before Shenton span out of two tackles to go over.

Since President Obama took office, this administration has worked to tackle the foreclosures that are harming families and devastating our communities.

Just a few short hours before he was fired, left tackle Joe Thomas had said that another change of leadership would be "devastating".