Sentence examples for regularly tackle from inspiring English sources

Outside of our centers, faculty regularly tackle a wide array of socially important issues.

After all, actors regularly tackle, and often make us rethink, endlessly interpreted characters such as Hamlet, Stanley Kowalski and Willy Loman.

Walter Smith could not have been seriously objecting to playing on a Wednesday night and early Saturday afternoon – Manchester United regularly tackle such schedules on their way to the Champions League final – and was clearly trying simply to even up the propaganda score.

The Canterbury Orchestra, founded in 1953, is a thriving group of enthusiastic players who regularly tackle major works from the symphonic repertoire.

2,962 tweets 280 following 6,600 followers The Movement for Democratic Change politician regularly tackles politics and sport.

In addition to his adventure travel photography, he regularly tackles another type of wildlife -- shooting celebrities for magazines like In Style.

In one widely viewed video on Facebook, Paul McKenzie, a commentator who regularly tackles issues of crime affecting London's black community, said: "You know these young people on the street adore these manufacturers, they buy everything that they sell.

Amanda Gignac, a stay-at-home mother in San Antonio who writes The Zen Leaf, a book blog, said her youngest son, Laurence, started reading chapter books when he was 4. Now Laurence is 6 ½, and while he regularly tackles 80-page chapter books, he is still a "reluctant reader," Ms. Gignac said.

As Peter Jonas, former managing director of English National Opera, observed in his recent passionate defence of the company and its current artistic director John Berry, honourable failures and the "occasional stinker" are par for the course alongside "thrilling successes" when offering a programme of the range and ambition that ENO regularly tackles.

Other nature-based highlights included the walking route to Baia do Sancho, which involves negotiating two ladders on a sheer cliff-face and feels moderately adventurous, until you realise that it's regularly tackled by old ladies in flip-flops; and a lunch of freshly caught barracuda at Bar do Meio on the Praia do Meio, frigate birds circling overhead.

Now they play in some of the UK's leading classical chamber ensembles, regularly tackling some of the most fiendish music in the repertoire.