The Colts love to run off-tackle repeatedly and then play-fake and throw deep.
Curiously, however, the editorial did not mention immigration reform, language accessibility or the treatment of undocumented workers, issues Mr. Bloomberg has tackled repeatedly in office and promotes frequently on the campaign trail.
And when you look at the centre of that midfield it was Kyle Beckerman, not Bradley, who caught the eye as he patrolled the area in front of defence, shoring up gaps, tackling repeatedly and maintaining concentration and composure over a tense 90 minutes.
In the N.F.L. playoffs after the 1988 season, Wyche recalled how Seattle Seahawks nose tackle Joe Nash repeatedly fell to the ground on second down to slow Cincinnati's no-huddle spread.
The core idea of a parametric algorithm is scalarization, by which a multiobjective shortest path problem can be tackled by repeatedly solving a single-objective subproblem.
But instead of immediately taking the man into custody, they tackled and repeatedly pummeled him with fists and batons.
In a populist speech to her party's conference in Birmingham, the prime minister painted June's referendum result as a "quiet revolution" that should force politicians to tackle public concerns, repeatedly telling delegates that "change must come".
Yet in training female executives, Ms. Hollands realized that she was repeatedly tackling the same problem: their companies found them scary.
Despite its apparently quaint title, Annals of the Yellow Emperor is a bold liberal journal that has repeatedly tackled sensitive issues.
Either for work or pleasure, he has often crisscrossed the country, repeatedly tackled the transcontinental Lincoln Highway and driven Route 66 at least a dozen times.
