Sentence examples for tackling one another from inspiring English sources

It is commonplace on these long weekend afternoons for my two boys to sit on our family room couch, snacking on thick, extra-dark pretzels (paying no attention to the crumbs and salt bits that fall in between the couch cushions), tossing a football and tackling one another or our dog during commercials -- and drinking.

With that as a backdrop, 48 women got ready to grapple, wrestle, rip, tear and tackle one another.

There has been an audible sigh of relief from Jets players this year, and not just because Edwards has said he will not let them tackle one another in practice.

Before the event, the researcher Adam White, who is studying for a PhD at Winchester University, said schoolchildren could feel the benefits of the sport without having to tackle one another.

This article presents our study on tackling one source of ambiguity in entity mentions: model organisms.

The true strength of using consensus-building approaches to problem-solving is that it solves problems while strengthening relationships, something essential for any group who must work together over time, tackling one issue or problem after another.

That's true, but tackling one doesn't mean ignoring the other.

Last year in these pages, William R. Everdell praised the author for tackling "one of the great literary challenges".

"If four or five guys are over there, where one guy is tackling, one guy is raking the ball out.

Rather, it offers a portfolio of contests, each tackling one aspect of the multifaceted problem of climate change.

Snips is tackling one of the toughest challenges in tech right now.