Sentence examples for tackling which from inspiring English sources

"There's probably less tackling, which was a big part of my game," he said.

In this newest iteration, the most noticeable on-field advance is probably the tackling, which has multiple new animations.

Coughlin also faulted the tackling, which allowed touchdown runs of 41 yards by Leonard Weaver and 66 yards by LeSean McCoy.

A friend who was a football coach used to say that he was dubious even of the most brilliant schemes, since it tended to take the players' minds off the necessary, unavoidable business of blocking and tackling, which was where all football games, sooner or later, had to be won.

Wasps had already lost their influential centre Ben Jacobs, who tweaked a hamstring in the warm-up, but there was no excuse for the limp tackling which allowed Maurie Fa'asavalu to score his side's second try and extend the home lead to 14-0 inside five minutes.

So now Mourinho, who once praised Italy as "the home of tactics", has ransacked his own repertoire of opponent-stopping strategies, from pressing higher up the pitch to mass defending and roughhouse tackling, which Barcelona simply nullify with face-clutching theatricality, itself a useful method of loading stress on to the referee.

But the really important one for us is serious foul play, tackles which are dangerous.

She radiated enthusiasm for everything she tackled, which was contagious to all who knew her.

Smother tackles, which are often thought to be particularly dangerous, turn out not to be.

The awards showed that his value transcended his 64 tackles, which included 6 ½ sacks and 11 ½ tackles for loss.

"They hit us with a couple of big impact tackles, which is what you expect at this level of rugby".