Sentence examples for returned to tackle from inspiring English sources

Both Gilliam and ENO must have enjoyed the collaboration for the director has returned to tackle more Berlioz there, taking on the much more difficult challenge of Benvenuto Cellini.

Having spent half a lifetime making exquisite fantasies for children, Mr Miyazaki, now 72 and regarded as the reigning genius of Japanese cinema, has returned to tackle the true story of an aeroplane-maker who worked through the second world war.The title is a reference to a line from a Paul Valéry poem, "Le Cimetière marin" ("The Graveyard by the Sea"): "The wind is rising!...We must try to live".

Vicky Frost is away this week so I'm filling in before she returns to tackle next week's offering.

And this year we will both return to tackle the Haute Route, a course billed as perhaps the toughest and highest of all cycling sportives.

In season two, it's more of the same as she returns to tackle the looming threat of Imperatrix and her crony Negatus (played by a nicely pompous Farnaby, chewing the scenery like it's made of burgers).

There is, however, little time for Arsene Wenger and his squad to dwell on what might have been as they now face a trip to Napoli for their final Champions League group match before returning to tackle City at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday lunchtime.

After having built products with hundreds of news organizations at Facebook from the outside, I'm particularly excited to return to tackle these opportunities with The Atlantic from within.

Let the fresh air wake you up, sharpen your senses, and increase your ability to focus when you return to tackling responsibilities. 5. Intimacy.

Blade returns to tackle a newly evolved form of blood-sucker: the Reapers, which have jaws that cantilever open in four directions to form a kind of horrible uber-predator, a cross between Alien and a Venus fly trap.

He was expected to start a third game at right guard, but he was returned to right tackle.

At the end of the conference, the youth returned to their home countries to tackle diabetes on a national level, spreading awareness among policymakers and the general public, ensuring the UNR's implementation in their own country based on country-specific priorities.