Sentence examples for they tackled with from inspiring English sources
A similar duality cropped up in "Opus 23D," an old theme of Mr. Braxton's that they tackled with hard-nosed respect.
A highly touted pair of DNA legal experts, Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld, were brought in from New York to take on the prosecution's physical evidence, a task they tackled with vigor.
"They tackle with their heads and they use their head as a weapon and it's causing problems.
Gifted musicians and likable performers, they tackle with no apparent discomfort the unenviable chore of impersonating some of the most revered names in pop music, from their slick pompadours right down to their frisky, agile fingertips.
That's an almighty spread of sounds – using a blend of electronic and organic instrumentation to veer from polyrhythmic krautrock to concise, melodic funk-pop – but the Invisible adapt to everything they tackle with aplomb.
If their weapon is art, their target is intolerance hurled at the Russian government's crackdown on queer-identifying people and it's ban on what it deems gay propaganda, a subject they tackle with infectious bombast in their newest video.
"There are a number of challenges facing the education sector over the coming weeks, months and years and it is important that they are tackled with consensus and conviction," he said.
If application was lacking in Nottinghamshire's first innings, there was not a bit of it on their return as they tackled adversity with such commitment that Worcestershire were able to muster a useful but, ultimately, narrow lead.
They tackled immigration, with both seeming to move to the right on reducing the number of people who move to France.
They tackled their roles with tenacity and possessed compelling chemistry with each lift and pas de deux they executed.
On the one hand, the social sciences literature makes it clear that most decisions related to transportation are "wicked", i.e. they cannot be tackled with traditional engineering approaches since they are poorly defined.
