Play, catch, tackle, how many yards, Troy".
Football is more rhythmic: play, catch, tackle, how many yards, Troy.
"At an absurdly basic level, we have to tackle how it is presented to teachers at teacher training colleges.
Here is one nobody has ever had to tackle: How do you resurrect a subway station, left for dead beneath Lower Manhattan for nearly four years?
A defense that had allowed 75 yards on Denver's previous 10 possessions suddenly forgot how to tackle, how to maintain assignments, how to win.
Tomorrow we'll tackle how to find a font that makes you feel less alone while binge-watching "The Bachelorette" until your hangover goes away.
The really striking fact is that the GSK vote is part of a determined new campaign by shareholders on both sides of the Atlantic to tackle how firms pay bosses.In this section Have fat cats had their day?
If the human eye can miss something as central to the action as a tackle, how can it be expected to comprehend the dozens of things that occur away from the ball?
But the jihadists are a gruesome manifestation of a wider problem that Mr Obama seems unwilling to tackle: how to fashion a future for Iraq and Syria that is attractive enough to secure consent from majorities of their citizens, Sunnis, Shias, Kurds and everyone else.
In 1978, he was one of the authors of the book Policing the Crisis: Mugging, the State and Law and Order, a belated if bravura attempt to address what Hall called the "critical questions of race, the politics of race, the resistance to racism" and to tackle how the British state created a racist panic directed at young black men.
They have gathered at the Zoological Society of London to tackle how to halt the rapidly growing trade in animals.
