Sentence examples for they will tackle from inspiring English sources

But Lewis Hamilton summed up the way in which they will tackle the weekend.

Many organisations have published action plans setting out how they will tackle the gap.

They will tackle, specifically, binge drinking, drug dealing and organised crime and develop existing laws on ASB.

If the curia is resisting such simple steps, how to have faith that they will tackle the bigger underlying issues?

During the second term, they will tackle a more ambitious project, to design and build public chicken coops, before tackling the farmers' market in the third term.

"These proposals will serve to alienate communities and undermine free speech, but there is scant evidence that they will tackle the terrorism we all want to confront".

Next weekend they'll tackle "2001: A Space Odyssey".

"I've always believed that, if players want to tackle, they'll tackle".

They'll tackle Nafissa Thompson-Spires's engrossing short-story collection "Heads of the Colored People" on March 1. 1231 Good Hope Rd.

Candidates swear they'll tackle corruption, lower property taxes, and do something good about transportation and something even better about education.

In between, they'll tackle shows on which they can offer an informed perspective, such as Growing Up Wild, BBC2's Natural World special about the trials of young animals.