Sentence examples for ferocious tackle from inspiring English sources

Lacked a certain sharpness Gary Cahill 6/10 Left with a bloodied nose after a ferocious tackle early on.

Sinfield curled over a superb conversion, then a legally ferocious tackle by Gareth Ellis set the tone for the second half by forcing the error that led to Sinfield's clinching and drought-breaking try.

Latu, the captain, is a warrior – just ask Lewis Moody, receiver of a ferocious tackle in 2007 – and whenever they play New Zealand it is not to be missed.

Couple that turnover with linebacker Tedy Bruschi's ferocious tackle of running back Troy Hambrick for a 2-yard loss on fourth-and-inches near midfield with 9 17 left in the game, or with cornerback Tyrone Poole's interception of Carter at the Dallas 44 with 7 24 remaining, and the staple of this game was easy to spot: the New England defense would remain in control.

They did that and more as their ferocious tackling and dominant forwards drove England back time after time.

A single-minded approach and ferocious tackling will be suitable assets at a club likely to be mired in a relegation fight throughout the season.

Sonny Bill Williams was five yards out from the try line and another score looked inevitable when Jacques Burger hit him with one of his ferocious tackles.

Whereas ferocious tackling, led by the No8 Safi N'Diaye, had kept England at bay, now the world champions were finding gaps.

The thrilling end-to-end running rugby, ferocious tackling and fierce battles at the breakdown continued in the second half, as South Africa reclaimed the lead, albeit a slender one, after tries by winger Willie Le Roux and captain Jean de Villiers.

Courtney Lawes's ferocious tackling saw Toby Flood, the Leicester captain, so fluid and confident in those first 10 minutes, off in the second quarter, and the contest was very live at 13-5 withethalf-timeime whistle imminent.

This African-American artist's work is delicate yet ferocious, tackling racial and gender politics, slavery and white suprematism in America's south with cut-paper silhouettes and room-sized tableaux.