Sentence examples for tackle cut from inspiring English sources

Reacquiring Peter Becomes an Option To improve their depth this season, the Giants are attempting to reacquire Christian Peter, a defensive tackle cut by the Indianapolis Colts after last season.

Former Packer Injured Gilbert Brown, a former Packers nose tackle, cut his right forearm when he put it through a window of his girlfriend's car on Friday in Green Bay, Wis.

The Reds hit back with a stunning try from Morahan, who eluded Cuthbert's initial tackle, cut inside and brushed off Sam Warburton's effort before chipping over Hogg and getting the luck of the bounce to score.

Foster started right and looked like he would be stopped for a loss, but he eluded a tackle, cut back the other way and high-stepped into the end zone.

The party also claims it will tackle cuts to local bus services, granting councils the power to award local bus licenses and support residents to run not-for-profit services.

Can the rookie left tackle Kareem McKenzie cut it?

Baker receives £4,300 per student (other schools serving children from deprived backgrounds may get more than £8,000 per pupil) and is having to tackle a cut of £400,000 for this year and next.

Duda was first sent off for shoving Bilbao's Iker Muniain to the turf in the 88th minute, and Vitorino Antunes compounded that error by earning his exit with a dangerous tackle to cut down Fernández two minutes into stoppage time.

While the budget deal reached in January dealt with tax increases, it did not tackle spending cuts.

If we're really to tackle the cuts, we need the ability to take a fresh view of the whole picture, and all residents be brought along.

Science is … Vital A nod to the grassroots campaign of the same name, set up to tackle unwarranted cuts in the science budget.