Sentence examples for wait to tackle from inspiring English sources

Said Strahan: "I can't wait to tackle him.

If your instincts say there's something wrong, there is, and the longer you wait to tackle it, the worse it gets.

Environment Secretary Owen Paterson said it could "not afford to wait" to tackle the "alarming" spread of bovine TB.

Starting these is often the hardest part, so don't wait to tackle them.

Now the 24-year-old cannot wait to tackle the Italians at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome - a new venue for the Welsh side.

I CANNOT wait to tackle that homemade moon sand recipe we will dye ourselves with the skin of organic vegetables, then shape the homemade sand into a perfect replica of the Millennium Falcon! " Or, "Why yes, I am going to schlep four kids to that new science museum two hours away, where we will eagerly wander through the exhibits, each completing the 10-page scavenger hunt I created last night.

So far, so tantalising: Sweet has evolved an intriguing and funny alter ego, whom I can't wait to see tackling something that actually matters.

There were dozens of new messages, each waiting to be tackled.

"The ball just fell into my hands," said Kydd. "I was waiting to get tackled and felt as though I was going up and down on the same spot, but Carlos's NFL training came in handy and then I heard him behind me thinking about the kick and telling me to get a bit closer to the posts".

A lot of problems in Computational Chemistry have been solved in the last 25 years, yet the road ahead is full of challenging issues waiting to be tackled.

In energy supply planning and supply chain design, the coupling between long-term planning decisions like capital investment and short-term operation decisions like dispatching present a challenge, waiting to be tackled by systems and control engineers.