Sentence examples for she will tackle from inspiring English sources
She has already said she will "tackle" poor schools, rather than support them.
In 2013 she will tackle Shakespeare, starring as Titania in Michael Grandage's A Midsummer Night's Dream opposite David Walliams, who cast her in the recent BBC adaptation of his children's book Mr Stink.
In August she will tackle the Embrunman - "like an Ironman in the Alps" - one of the hardest long-distance triathlons in the world.
Field will celebrate her 70th birthday in November and says the milestone has certainly crossed her mind, making her wonder how she will tackle this next decade of her life. .
Now that Barbie has morphed into the latest trendy persona -- single woman -- who knows what she'll tackle next.
She'll tackle it all with a green juice in the morning, a weightlifting session in the afternoon, and plenty of broccoli.
Although she says she doesn't come with an agenda, NSF Director Arden Bement hopes that she'll tackle the problem of low retention and graduation rates for undergraduates entering college with plans to major in science, as well as strengthening NSF's ties to the public schools and community colleges from which those students come.
As Lena Younger in "Raisin," scheduled to begin Broadway previews March 8 and run to June 15 , 2014 she'll tackle a classic, supremely moving part that's marked by love and dignity, if not much hauteur.
One can only hope she'll tackle Maria in The Sound Of Music, and soon, because if Julie Andrews has an heir in musical theater, clearly O'Hara is the one.
"He will tackle anything.
