Sentence examples for tactics described from inspiring English sources

The ever astute Jonathan Wilson, author of Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics, described him recently as "tactically probably the most important member of the Real Madrid side in 2013-14" in his deeper midfield role.

The tactics described mirror the stories from women kidnapped and raped by the Lord's Resistance Army LRAA) in Uganda.

Her task was to compare the seductive tactics described in the pages of their books to those they used in real life.

Yet the armies, military ranks, castrametation (i.e., techniques in making and fortifying encampments), and tactics described belong to the late republic, not the Rome of the 5th century.

One of the key protest tactics described in the book is the formation of immovable human circles by locking wrists together inside sleeves of tubing, and the relationships connecting the characters form a closed circle too.

In his testimony, Mr. Hall also said that Coral Energy, an affiliate of Royal Dutch/Shell, was said to have engaged in some of the questionable tactics described in the memos.

Today, he said one tactic described in the Enron memos appeared to be "deliberate misrepresentation of information; that might be a longer way of saying fraud".

NYPD officers strung orange netting across the streets to trap groups of protesters, a tactic described by some of them as "kettling" – a term more commonly used by critics of a similar tactic deployed by police in London to contain potentially violent demonstrations there.

Instead... they will sponsor an amendment to strip it out of the final bill, and if that fails, they're willing to vote against the final bill.When the "60 votes to do anything" rule started to evolve, in the 1990s and especially during George W Bush's presidency, you could get away with the tactic described by Mr Klein.

The idea that children would spill on to the tracks for want of any HS2 was a classic of what Bethell calls "shitting them up", a lobbying tactic described by Anna Minton in her Spinwatch report as "scare the living daylights out of people".

This previously unknown escape tactic, described in a study published online this week in Biology Letters, may mean bad news for an entire food web.