Sentence examples for tackle it all from inspiring English sources

You can't tackle it all at once, but you can iteratively get better, more confident and clearer.

Mr. Pastrana has submitted a $7.5 billion strategy to tackle it all, but resources are scant and his authority is in doubt.

She'll tackle it all with a green juice in the morning, a weightlifting session in the afternoon, and plenty of broccoli.

Jonathan Burdick, dean of admissions at the University of Rochester, stepped up to call the discussion a "100-pound topic in a five-pound sack," but went on to tackle it all the same.

Clearly the action genre is also one of gaming's most crowded so, again, why bother to tackle it all when you had the survival horror genre all tied up?

He listened politely, but I could tell he wanted to tackle it all on his own.

Most singers deliver only fragments of the spoken-word monologue with which the Empress expresses her anguish, but Voigt tackled it all, and in the daringly long silence that followed you could hear her gasping for breath.

Split your hand down the middle so you can work with your hair in two sections, rather than tackling it all at once.

Gaja, virtually alone, saw the necessity of tackling it all.

It's a time of serious change in Lady Bird's life she's discovering her sexuality, struggling to prep for college, and bristling against the strictures of her new Catholic school and Gerwig's film explores how she tackles it all.

The fact that the four are willing to tackle it at all gives proof of its importance and hope that, after so many years of talk, this time they may actually make a difference.