Sentence examples for work on a tackling from inspiring English sources
While veterinarians like Wagstrom work on a tackling PEDv, the virus has already taken a toll on pig supply and pork industry prices.
Recently I was proud to work on a project tackling the plastic bottles in Zamboanga City where I live.
It was as if Lionel Messi's teammates considered him a useful midfielder who needed to work on his tackling.
He high-stepped without limping through early practice, rose on his haunches to block offensive linemen in drills, and even simulated a running back's cutback moves to help his fellow linemen work on their tackling.
Ideas have been swapped and rugby coaches have, indeed, helped the Seahawks work on their tackling.
Besides the laboratory work — the week before the fruit gelées, the students made ceviche; the week after, molten chocolate cake and ice cream — the students also work on projects tackling some sort of culinary science conundrum.
Torlakson said he'd created a team to work on tackling the problem.
It is being led by the Islamic Society of Britain and anti-racism campaign group Hope Not Hate with the aim of mobilising campaigns against grooming, producing training material for faith leaders and creating local groups to work on tackling street grooming in areas where it is a problem.
In an urgent Commons question, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said Mr Gove and Mrs May had indulged in a "public blame game", which had distracted from the government's work on tackling extremism.
Coaches work on tackling drills, getting defenders square, reminding them of technique -- all at half-speed -- but that is it.
