Sentence examples for tackling to get from inspiring English sources

The clock had passed the 40 minutes when winger Trimble profited from some more flimsy Scottish tackling to get over in the right corner for Ireland's third try after the hosts had recycled quickly.

Pires hobbled off during the first half after a late tackle by Neville and the Frenchman later claimed: "I tackled to get the ball but he didn't.

There are a host of difficult challenges to be tackled to get to universal access but above all, our experience tells us that we need to do something about finance.

In turn, as argued adroitly by Richard Jones, it would further weaken our capacity to solve the problem of stalled productivity, which has to be tackled to get the deficit under control.

At Barrow, Halifax or, most likely, Widnes, they will be absorbing the good news that they will be in Super League next season – and they will not have thrown a pass or made a tackle to get there.

In that second game, Bennett scored twice, the manner in which he rode a heavy tackle to get his first reminiscent of George Best – likewise his interest in his appearance.

To close out a game you need control of the ball and, if you haven't got that, you need a momentum-changing tackle to get it back.

Williams then created two tries in nine minutes, slipping the ball out of the tackle to get second rower Taia and hooker Pelissier over the line.

In addition, it is very common for a slide tackle to get someone a yellow card.

An open-field tackle is not a tackle to get him down past the line of scrimmage or to make the player fumble, or to make a big hit.

The aim of tackling is to get your opponent on the ground, a player can't run without his legs.