Sentence examples for tackle prone from inspiring English sources
He is an affable former star Florida A&M tackle prone to getting in trouble for speaking his mind.
In the 13th minute, a harsh tackle left him prone on the ground, prompting boos toward the typically roughneckish Irish.
His biggest off-season splash came by subtraction, when he released three injury-prone veterans: tackle Luke Petitgout and linebackers LaVar Arrington and Carlos Emmons.
He succeeds, but the tackle is so hard that he remains prone on the ground.
England were also grateful not to lose anyone to a card, Dylan Hartley conceding a penalty for driving a shoulder into a prone ruck opponent and James Haskell tackling Luke McLean fractionally in the air.
Lewis tackled him for a 1-yard loss and Fiedler was left prone.
It was an unusually error-prone effort by Fabini, who took over the left tackle spot when Jumbo Elliott -- who has since come out of retirement -- left after last season.
The programme also decided to tackle head on the hypothesis that women are more risk averse and therefore prone to sticking with the status quo, i.e. the UK.
At one meeting on how to tackle Corbyn, a delegate from Devon suggested moving the conference venue away from demo-prone cities like Manchester to places "with no bloody public transport, so the rabble can't get to it".
Serious canyoneers can tackle the five-day, 61km trek through to Lees Ferry, Arizona, the longest and most flash-flood-prone canyon in the world.
She even tackles one of the less discussed facets of pregnancy: that our souped-up hormones make us prone to filthy dreams and a relentless randiness while we're not exactly looking our Heidi Klumish best.
