Sentence examples for tackling himself from inspiring English sources

The flanker, converted to No8 here, has led by example in the Six Nations, tackling himself to a standstill.

Provided two defining moments with his solo try in Brisbane and vertical hoist of Israel Folau in Melbourne Sean O'Brien B+ When he finally got a chance to start in Sydney he turned in a Trojan stint, tackling himself to a standstill Paul O'Connell A- Was immense in Brisbane, finishing the game with a fractured arm.

When the second-half flood came the Bath centre tackled himself to a standstill.

Brown, a 20-year-old stand-off, played on through the pain and came decisively of age, as did Harrison Hansen, one of those 19-year-olds in the pack who ran and tackled himself to a standstill over 80 minutes.

Last March, in the first Occupy case to go before a jury, protester Michael Premo was found not guilty after video shot by a Democracy Now cameraman showed that, far from tackling cops, as police witnesses swore he had, he was actually tackled himself.

More than once, the 23-year-old Pasqualoni would get on the field and demonstrate tackling technique himself.

Before tackling it himself, Mr. Schepisi wondered whether Mr. Swift might want to try writing the script.

He thought about tackling it himself, but he soon thought better of it, and instead offered the job to Washington Irving, who declined.

And following further motivational banter with the war hero in the bar until 4am the following morning, many came away ready to tackle Saddam Hussein himself on a new life-insurance policy.

What a player he is, a supremely upright defensive athlete, able to sprint and pass and carry the ball but also to tackle, hurling himself into challenges with muscular abandon, legs snapping like a crab.

Afterwards Caesar turned his attention to the Pompeian stronghold of Iberia (modern Spain) but decided to tackle Pompey himself in Greece.