Sentence examples for tackling made from inspiring English sources

Play has been slowed down, tackling made easier and goalkeepers tougher to beat, making it trickier to break down opponents and somewhat frustrating at first, but ultimately a little more rewarding when goals are scored.

We're tackling making humanity multi-planetary.

Lumatic is tackling making cities more useable by pedestrians.

You know, time in opposition half, ball-carries per person, tackles made, line-breaks and all the rest?

In contrast, tackles made in open play represent a less predictable skill with less reaction time for players before contact.

Furthermore, we demonstrated significant relationships between various contact measures derived from performance analysis (e.g. tackles made, hit-ups) and changes in CK concentrations at both 16 and 40 h post-match.

Run at him, make him tackle, make him think.

He was ready to tackle making some changes in what he ate and in reducing his stress, through modifying his thinking and learning mindfulness techniques.

Yet he remains regularly near the top of the list for tackles made in a match.

Orlando Pace, the Rams' 320-pound offensive tackle made the touchdown-saving tackle.

Four turnovers won and 16 tackles made today by Steffon Armitage.