Sentence examples for getting into tackles from inspiring English sources

"I enjoy the competition with some of the younger guys, getting into tackles.

He's not afraid to get into tackles and he's dominant in the air, so he strengthens their back four for sure".

"You find players who hide and you get players who do their best to avoid getting into a tackle situation and you have that information because you've got it in front of you," he added.

"Something's gotten into him," tackle Vernon Carey said of Bush, who has run for 242 yards and 3 touchdowns in three weeks.

I finally found the answer during a conversation with my friend Brandi Milloy (see her below) as we discussed the various eating situations we normally get into when tackling buffalo wings.

"Being strong to the ball, breaking tackles and getting into the end zone makes the statement that I'm back".

Richard Hammond and James May – coyly titled "automotive journalists" now that their Top Gear involvement has come to a punchy end – do well to evoke the sense of excitement about getting into a beastly Subaru Impreza to tackle the dusty twists of a point-to-point, until you remember there's no real rallying in Forza 6.

It was a solid display, a young man getting into the game, doing a lot of tackles and carries, a few steals.

Resurgo's challenging six-week programme tackles the barriers that prevent 16 to 24-year-olds getting into work.

Florida State LB Christian Jones: The Seminoles defender recorded 95 tackles last season as he displayed a real gift for getting into the backfield.

Rachel has found it difficult to get her landlord to tackle mundane problems such as mould, problems with the shower and, once, a bird getting into the attic.