Sentence examples for play tackling from inspiring English sources

What Joyce will not do is play tackling dummy in the jersey of the opposing tailback anymore.

He's more effective in the play within the play, tackling the role of the submissive aristocrat with a vague European accent, than he is as the playwright, whose outbursts at Vanda's manipulations don't always have the firepower they should.

Only in February this year, the latter presented his own production of The Road To The Sea: an extraordinary play tackling the major intellectual betrayals of the 20th century and showing all Taylor's passion for politics and history.

The Horrocks project was named as part of a 2016 season which will include a revival of Blue/Orange, a new version of Lorca's Yerma and a play tackling the subject of female genital mutilation.

It was a very dynamic time, and there was a real sense these two "gay plays" – as they were christened – were rattling the conventions of what made a West End play, tackling subject areas that at the time weren't so palatable for a theatregoing audience.

The play tackled contemporary issues related to murky politics in the Arab world.

Even if Brenton's play tackles familiar themes, it still hits you in the heart.

Translated by Rachel Willson-Broyles, the play tackles fear, identity and racial profiling in an era where normal means nothing.

"God bless you!" Another woman said she was moved by how the play tackled the diversity of the vagina.

Back in 1985, Larry's extraordinary play tackled the difficult topic of AIDS when very few people were willing to speak out about an escalating public health crisis.

The Giants have allowed just six total yards on those plays, tackling the runner for no gain or a loss four times.