Sentence examples for successful tackling from inspiring English sources

I'm confident that my father-in-law . . . will be successful tackling these challenges".

Having come up against an immovable object in the form of the troika, and been defeated in his attempt to reshape Greece according to his vision, what makes Varoufakis think he could be any more successful tackling that shopping list?

"It told me that he wanted to be successful," tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson said.

Successful tackles drew a similar response.

Kolarov does a superb job of containing the threat of Xherdan Shaqiri, making six successful tackles on the winger over the ninety minutes.

Half of the children passing the ball against their idols were wearing kit with Džeko's name on it; and he ran among them, showing off his skills but allowing the odd successful tackle by some scrawny lad, and beaming a honeyed smile.

He made just one successful cross, conceded three free-kicks and - crucially against a combative team like Atletico - did not make any successful tackles.

We thought the Algerians had scored several times before they did, with each flare-up from the crowd turning out to be a won throw-in, or a successful tackle, or the team getting the benefit of a 50/50 call. .

We thought Algeria had scored several times before they did, with each flare-up from the crowd turning out to be a won throw-in, or a successful tackle, or the team getting the benefit of a 50/50 call. .

America has been pretty successful in tackling the teen pregnancy rate, which has gone down overall, but less successful in getting contraceptives to adult women who need them.

But they have been much less successful in tackling the country's economic problems.