Sentence examples for tackle out of from inspiring English sources

With their four second-round selections they chose Mark Collins, cornerback out of Cal State-Fullerton, Erik Howard, nose tackle out of Washington State University, Pepper Johnson, linebacker out of Ohio State University, and Greg Lasker, defensive back out of the University of Arkansas.

With the No. 30 pick, the Carolina Panthers selected Vernon Butler, a defensive tackle out of Louisiana Tech.

The Detroit Lions selected Taylor Decker, an offensive tackle out of Ohio State, with the No. 16 pick.

An all-American offensive tackle out of Miami, McKinnie was the seventh pick in the first round in June.

After selecting Anthony Davis, a 6-foot-5 tackle out of Rutgers, with the 11th pick, the 49ers drafted Iupati from Idaho at No. 17.

McCoy, a 6-foot-4, 295-pound defensive tackle out of Oklahoma, was the third overall pick in this year's draft.

We can only tackle out-of-control costs as part of a deal that also provides Americans with the security of guaranteed health care.

Labor's $2.3bn cancer package to tackle out-of-pocket costs and waiting lists gives it a big positive story to tell about healthcare but the Coalition has gone on the attack, arguing it is giving voters false hope that all treatments will be free.

The government, which has not ruled out matching Labor's $2.3bn cancer package to tackle out-of-pocket costs and waiting lists, is presently intent on trying to land a knockout blow on the plan, which MPs report has gone down favourably with voters.

Mr Cameron highlighted what he said was good progress in tackling "out of control" immigration - one of the key concerns among Ukip voters.

While forced marriages are tackled out of so-called concern for the plight of Asian women, English language tests are to be made tougher in the name of integration.