Sentence examples for tackled man from inspiring English sources
He may not be the tearaway flank forward he was in his pomp, when he would hare around the field, dreadlocks flying behind him, but he is still as immovable as a menhir at the breakdown, where he squats over the tackled man, pickpocketing possession from the unwary.
Courtney Lawes's yellow card for not releasing a tackled man had left England a man short and once the Northampton forward returned to the field, England applied some late pressure.
Wilkinson had the last laugh on the Exeter fans when, after a total of four failures from five attempts off the tee, he knocked over a drop-goal and then locked over the tackled man to win possession back in the last play of the game.
He has tackled man-eating sharks, extraterrestrials and the horrors of Nazi death camps, and his latest movie charts the 1972 massacre at the Olympic Games in Munich.
"Earthquakes in London", which prophesies climate-doom in the city, was a hit at the National last year; more environmental dramas are coming to smaller theatres soon.Art has tackled man-made threats to the planet since the Old Testament.
I feel privileged to have traveled widely and been a part of films that became cultural phenomena like Pretty Woman, or tackled divisive social issues like Dead Man Walking.
He gets a master class from Charlie in how to tackle, and be tackled, without fear (and with relentless joy).
Contact was responsible for 97% of injuries, with tackling or being tackled accounting for 65%.
The mayor added that he was not trying to minimise gang culture, saying it was a problem that needed to be tackled and was being tackled.
A man armed with a six-inch kitchen knife was rugby-tackled to the ground by police outside Buckingham Palace after jumping over a vehicle barrier in an attempt to see the Queen, a court has heard.
This was seen in ball-carrying players sustaining direct impact from a tackling opponent directly on the shoulder and in tackled players falling onto the shoulder.
