Sentence examples for he tackles with from inspiring English sources

"He tackles with the body and stuff.

Similarly, in another chapter, he tackles with admirable fairness the closely related trend for some historians to argue that the second world war was not really a "good war" because it delivered the eastern half of Europe into the hands of Soviet tyranny for nearly half a century.

He tackled with precision and stealth.

But there was so much more to the home captain's game as he tackled with great ferocity and organised his team expertly during a second-half spell when Munster had a lot of the ball.

His travels as host of "Bizarre Foods" take him to some far-out places and sometimes challenging cuisine, which he always tackles with an open mind, and a wide-open mouth.

Here he tackles Bach, with a 10-piece string ensemble including a harpsichord.

He tackles obsessions with house size in a chapter entitled "Mine's Bigger Than Yours," set in Potomac, Md. In Las Vegas, he sniffs out "That New House Smell" and the psychological need to live in an unspoiled home built from scratch.

In this entertaining 2009 Fringe First award-winner, he tackles Darwin with humor, sharp analytical skills and contemplative social insights, drawing parallels between natural selection and developments in rap that put a whole new spin on Mobb Deep's "Survival of the Fittest" (1 30).

Whatever Donald does on the dance floor, he tackles it with determination and athleticism.

When he tackles, it is with a man-trap bite, and when he shoots with either foot, not even Jack Rowley – the pride of Old Trafford – is shooting harder.

He "tackles his topic with a zealotry worthy of any Kennedy conspiracy theorist," Allen St. John said here last year.