Sentence examples for tackle toward from inspiring English sources

An elderly couple lugged fishing tackle toward a shady area.

The ball was at the 15-yard line when Eddie Gowins took a handoff and cruised behind right tackle toward the end zone.

Today, after examining the videotape of the game, Payton said he thought Collins's choice was a better play because the Rams' tackles pinched toward the center of the line as the ball was snapped.

2, 3 Therefore, it is advisable to assess and tackle predisposing factors toward anemia in HIV-infected children.

Mr. Zhou also warned that the global economy could slip back into recession, and reiterated that China would use a combination of monetary tools to tackle inflation and steer toward a soft landing.

When Tiki Barber pulled his hamstring and went down grabbing the back of his right leg in the second quarter of the Giants' 28-7 loss, tackle Mike Rosenthal waved frantically toward the bench, summoning a trainer, and Coach Jim Fassel ran down the sideline.

And we're finally rid of Boris Johnson, that sinister slime mold of blanched-out human hair, slouching around the world to be racist toward people and tackle Japanese school children to the ground in its deadly creep toward power.

After the game, Favre made a hand gesture toward Vikings defensive tackle Chris Hovan while arguing with Hovan, but neither player was fined.

As it evolves beyond activism and into more concrete advocacy, the students face the challenge of crafting an agenda that continues to embrace inclusivity while working toward solutions to tackle gun violence in all of its forms.

Those 17 Republicans can't get a bill through the House alone, so the resolution pretty much amounts to a symbolic gesture but it's still a step toward trying to tackle climate change as a bipartisan issue that should be addressed with more than just a Captain Planet movie.

That is why the president's budget is a comprehensive and responsible plan that will put us on a path toward fiscal sustainability in the next few years — a down payment toward tackling our challenges in the long term.