Sentence examples for tackling prowess from inspiring English sources
PM Boris Johnson's rugby tackling prowess – REVIEWED Just look at him.
Joe Launchbury, like other England players, appeared to struggle with the extreme physicality of the decider in Cardiff, but until then the 21-year-old's athleticism, breakdown prowess and tackling (he made 51, more than any other lock) confirmed the arrival of a major talent.
Bloomberg News BRONCOS LOSE ELAM: Better known for his kicking prowess than his tackling ability, Jason Elam's futile pursuit during a kick return will cost him at least three weeks on the sideline.
Tackling shame in all its prowess isn't a mundane Saturday afternoon task sitting in front of the television, beer nuts in one hand, suds in the other thinking about it during the commercials.
There's no mistaking Hamelin's technical prowess and precision in tackling one of the most difficult concertos in the mainstream repertory.
The prime minister, who said earlier this month that Britain should be prepared to deploy its military "prowess" to tackle Isis, has been explicit in ruling out deploying ground troops.
In today's SaaS market, success is less than ever a function of surmounting the early tech challenges of building SaaS platforms – challenges best tackled by the engineering prowess of Silicon Valley.
Tackling humanitarian issues.
Russell Crowe tackling John Major?
Tackling the environmental crisis.
