Sentence examples for whose tackling from inspiring English sources

Since joining Sale in the summer Cipriani, whose tackling has also been called into question, has been battling with Nick Macleod for a place in Brian Redpath's line-up, with each player starting three Premiership matches this season.

Arsenal and Birmingham City players today spoke out in defence of Martin Taylor, whose tackle broke Eduardo's leg and ruled him out of Euro 2008.

Australia's retention of the Cook Cup was assured when a turnover and a series of flat passes ushered Ashley-Cooper past Cueto, whose tackle was as ineffectively high as the crowd's mood was low.

Luke Charteris, the 6ft 9in Wales lock whose tackle count has been known to match his productivity at the line-out, will join the West Countrymen from the Parisian club Racing Métro next season – something of a coup for a club who have struggled for engine-room authority since the dismantling of the outstanding Steve Borthwick-Danny Grewcock partnership back in 2008.

The hugely popular band, whose songs tackle taboo subjects such as political oppression and LGBT rights and whose lead singer is openly gay, were scheduled to perform in Amman's historic Roman Amphitheatre this Friday.

Eames is a young writer with talent, whose novel tackles matters of substance.

Compared to say, the likes of Joanna Hogg, whose Archipelago tackled similar subjects earlier this year, these moments can leave Payne looking like Michael Bay.

To explore the connection between suburban life and art, we set up a conversation between six creative minds whose work tackles the world of subdivisions and strip malls.

Player of the weekend: Lock Luke Charteris, whose 31 tackles in an outstanding defensive display by Wales set a Six Nations record.

(The equation is estimated using system-generalized method of moments, whose procedure tackles endogeneity problems with RHS variables, while the time and country fixed effects control for common shocks and time-invariant country-specific effects).

That applies to the work of Bryant and Coalson, whose programs tackle a problem in digital music: how to make music files (like those created when you rip a CD) small without losing any audio quality.