Sentence examples for tackling when from inspiring English sources

Last Tuesday, a day earlier, Ryan had explained to reporters that he wanted the offense to be better at tackling when his quarterbacks threw passes that were intercepted.

What Mr. Hochberg is good at is a couple of the most important issues the Legislature will be tackling when it convenes in January 2013.

And that's when they're worth tackling: when they set up the pins so well that knocking them down provides clarification and instruction on an issue.

Understand that rather than tackling, when a player has the ball, pull the flags off the waist.

When you're moving, when you're tackling, when you're on the other side of the field from the ball, you need to have your head back and your eyes up at all times on the football field.

The shooter was tackled when he had to reload.

"Some guys don't like to tackle when it's cold.

Masche is incredible, very clever: he knows when to tackle, when to stand.

Or sometimes tackle, when the games turned rough and participants spilled into parked cars.

He structured Germany's game, passed the ball when it was sensible, tackled when it was necessary.

Her first was a 1840s farmhouse in Simsbury, Conn., which she tackled when she was 20 years old.