Sentence examples for went into tackling from inspiring English sources

Years of engineering innovation and investment went into tackling the problems associated with cellar cooling.

Social attitudes do not change overnight in a fashion dramatic enough to grace a tabloid cover, and the hard work and persistence that goes into tackling inequality is difficult to sell to someone who is looking for an answer as of yesterday.

A lot of effort has gone into tackling this problem in the last fifty years with many concurrent approaches and here we give only a few references; see [ 22- 25] for a more comprehensive review.

At first you are reluctant to go into tackles or put a foot in, but all that is out of my head now.

"We try to keep things short and sharp because you know the average player runs about 10-12km in a game but it's never long-distance plodding, it's always change of direction, jumping up for headers or going into tackles, so we try to make it as specific to the game as possible.

"He would go into tackles or headers he couldn't win and come out worse off.

We go into tackles but we also play some good football". Warnock was speaking in the build-up to Cardiff's league trip to Millwall on Friday and made similar criticisms of City in a news conference last week.

As a 5-foot-3-inch, 140-pound woman, I wasn't keen to go into tackles against men twice my size.

Inevitably, every time he went into a tackle or challenged an opponent you feared the worst.

I went into the tackle from the side and his momentum flicked him over, as if I'd clattered him.

County were 1-0 down to Arsenal when Bassett went into a tackle and, to her shock, was given a red card.