Sentence examples for of the tackling from inspiring English sources

Steven Gerrard last night described some of the tackling by England's opponents Honduras as "horrific" in the 0-0 draw between the two teams in Miami.

Not that you'd call them softies, exactly, with the ferocity of the tackling at Knowsley Road last Friday also contributing to the profusion of errors.

Some of the tackling at Vicarage Road yesterday was harder than a Manu Tuilagi punch – well, almost – and when, at the very death, the Gloucester lock Dave Attwood smithereened the Saracens centre Brad Barritt with an all-over body hit that might have moved a mountain, only a blind man could have failed to flinch.

He did most of the tackling.

Some of the tackling promises to be almost Keane-esque in its intensity.

Leicester had been doing most of the tackling and when Northampton took a turn the hosts were too accommodating.

Peabody Energy, the hero of the people, tackling energy poverty.

It will create momentum for the next part of the process of tackling climate change.

That kind of compliance is part of the blocking and tackling of the banking business.

Thankfully, the government has finally begun to acknowledge the importance of tackling the causes of poverty.

He said Rees would also have the task of tackling the problem of housing.