Sentence examples for small tackle from inspiring English sources
As she's discovered, "The beauty of cooking is that you can start off really small, tackle those recipes that are five or ten minutes to whip up".
For this, you can just buy a small tackle box.
Use a parfait cup, coffee cup, or a soup mug for a friend, co-worker or teacher; a vintage tin for an antique collector; a small tackle box for an angler; a clay or plastic flower pot for a gardener or a popcorn bucket for a movie buff.
Tyron Smith, OT, U.S.C.A "small" offensive tackle at 6-foot-5, 307 pounds.
This, coupled with applying the basics of data protection, will help small businesses tackle the cyber security challenges more effectively.
I knew that I wanted to have my own business and an investment banker I knew suggested I look at a small fishing tackle company in Utica, N.Y.
One question frequently comes up when The Agenda discusses the recent story about how the employees of Boston Beer Company sometimes spend hours helping small companies tackle the myriad problems of managing and building a business.
And the song's subject — the intimate, exalted feeling of entering a party on the right person's arm — is exactly the right kind of topic, neither too big nor too small, to tackle in a three-minute pop song.
But in common with Mr Obama's brand of cautious statism Republican ideas are at once too ideological to win broad support, and too small to tackle the problems that anger many voters.
Virgin is one of a number of large businesses, including Microsoft and Sage, that have produced a package of services to help small businesses tackle the digital skills gap from the ground up.
The Secret Service response to an armed intruder who jumped the fence and raced into the White House was complicated by muted alarms and radios, thick bushes on the lawn, unlocked doors and an officer inside who was physically too small to tackle the intruder and fumbled with her equipment, according to the US department of homeland security's review of the case.
