Sentence examples for had ever tackled from inspiring English sources

When Yamasaki won the trade center job, neither he nor Mr. Schreier had ever tackled a project remotely like it; Mr. Schreier, then 31, was working on plans for a six-story insurance office building in Minneapolis when he was switched to the Port Authority job.

"As we progressed with our plan it became clear that the reason that no one had ever tackled this before is because it is difficult to do, and I do not believe we could have achieved what we have inside such tight timescales had we not invested in a greenfield build.

Mr Poots said it was the most ambitious project the festival had ever tackled.

Asked whether he had ever tackled the Manchester United striker over his "red mist", Eriksson said: "You are afraid to take away what his strengths are.

THE application process has been one of the biggest projects the town has ever tackled.

He added: "This is the hardest goal I have ever tackled, harder than Aids.

"Duel in the Sun," is the second longest picture Eastern has ever tackled, "Since You Went Away," was the longest.

Canning a combination of chicken and rice is one of the toughest jobs the industry has ever tackled.

"No government has ever tackled this obviously unfair situation – it's been in the too-hard basket.

The new rules are the result of more than five years of work by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board on one of the most contentious topics the agency has ever tackled.

This is one of the biggest projects I've ever tackled, in terms of producing a play and a film at the same time.