Sentence examples for fiercely tackling from inspiring English sources
Most of Roa Bastos' work was written in exile, but this did not deter him from fiercely tackling Paraguayan social and historical issues in his work.
He was the streaker who ran onto the pitch during the Ohio State Buckeyes vs Cincinnati Bearcats game before being fiercely tackled to the ground by Ohio State coach Anthony Schlegel.
In tonight's rugged game, Hamm tackled fiercely, tracked back to retrieve balls, dropped into midfield on occasion and seemed intently driven from the beginning.
Any move that undermines the UK's environmental commitments and targets on tackling climate change will be fiercely resisted by green groups.
The duopolists, China Mobile and China Unicom, are both listed in Hong Kong, are transparent at least by Chinese standards, and have been competing fiercely for customers.This year, the government is tackling the fixed-line market.
But creditors are still fiercely divided over the red-button issue of tackling Athens' staggering €321bn mountain of debt.
A tightly made, fiercely liberal work, it tackled a subject larger studios would not touch.
In the latest issue of the magazine, Louis Menand tackles a fiercely debated question: Can writing be taught?
By Thessaly La Force June 8, 2009 In the latest issue of the magazine, Louis Menand tackles a fiercely debated question: Can writing be taught?
The musicians are about to tackle three fiercely difficult late works of Richard Strauss, from the great dying gasp of German Romanticism.
