Sentence examples for only to be tackled from inspiring English sources

It's got very scrappy, and somehow Perenara breaks through, only to be tackled hard.

The man eyes a pack of cigarettes across the room and tries to grab it, only to be tackled by his lookalike.

Forward Stanley Mortensen sprinted toward the American goal only to be tackled from behind, just outside the penalty area, by defender Charlie Colombo.

Erik Lamela released Christian Eriksen and he attempted to deceive Serigne Mbodji, the last defender, only to be tackled by him.

The second half began with a David Villa shot flying back off the post, then appeared to be in only to be tackled.

A Salvadoran man convicted of attempted grand larceny tried to bolt out the back door of his tiny brick house, only to be tackled by an ICE agent lying in wait outside.

For the moment, Slovakia's government seems only to be tackling the symptoms.

Notably, sensitive topics such as defence expenditure and foreign policy are only allowed to be tackled by regime-loyal intellectuals with varying degrees of praise.

However, while other types of educational activity have been routinely technology-enhanced for some time, the specific problem of supporting educational role-play with technology has only begun to be tackled recently.

And we should also not forget that sexual violence and gendered inequalities do not only need to be tackled in places such as Afghanistan, eastern DRC, South Sudan or Syria but also in our own western societies.

First, Marshall scythed through the Scotland midfield and set Keith Earls free, only for the Munster wing to be tackled short of the line.