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Sentence Examples The twin evils of terrorism and teenage angst drove her to bulimia, a condition she tackled only a year back. Crews from Farnworth have tackled 289 car fires of which 121 were in Little Hulton. I got in some extra training for Kilimanjaro last week and tackled the Bangor Trail all on my lonesome. The staff shortage had also been tackled by a major recruitment drive reaching as far as Australia. I tackled it with a swipe from my duster and then a vigorous rub-down with polish and a dust cloth. He was promptly rugby tackled and pummelled by two officers twice his age, size and weight. Everyone realized how drunk I was when I rugby tackled the girl who caught the bouquet. A controversial poet has hired a personal minder after being rugby tackled by a drinker while reciting verse in a pub. Nearly 500 runners tackled the course, which involved around 7,000 feet of climbing, and 404 made it to the finish. It was good old pop queen Madonna, three years shy of 50 and bouncing around like it was still 1985, who tackled the issue head on. The self-confidence, assurance and poise with which the children tackled each and every one of the 21 songs on the programme was unbelievable. In midfield Callum Bott tackled as though his life depended upon it and broke up countless home attacks. To date, Maryland has successfully tackled the issue of transferring an occupational associate's degree. Firefighters successfully tackled the blaze before being called back when it became apparent the roof was going to collapse. The European Commission has outlined how this problem is being tackled at a European level. Thirty firefighters tackled the blaze which set light to more than 100 scrap cars. I'm more inclined to suppose that the misadventures arise piecemeal, needing to be tackled on a case-by-case basis. During the discussion none of the councillors tackled him about the remarks. A normal quarterback does not lower his head and bull forward like a fullback when being tackled. He was last night found guilty of transgressing rugby rules when he tackled an opponent without the ball and has been suspended for six weeks. Show More Sentences One lane of the eastbound carriageway was closed while firefighters tackled the blaze, and traffic tailed back on to the nearby A19 Fulford Road. And once she has tackled the project the 20-year-old will be scaling new heights when she embarks on a trek up the mighty Mount Kilimanjaro. The company is plainly overmanned, and that is the single biggest cost that needs to be tackled. They tackled between 30 and 50 kilometres each day in camouflage uniforms while carrying 10 kg backpacks through the towns around Nijmegen. Rural poverty and backward agriculture will have to be tackled with, among other things, irrigation, power, communications and education. He showed again he is comfortable on the ball, has bags of skill and when he tackles you, you stay tackled. Firefighters tackled a massive blaze involving at least 100 vehicles at a York scrap merchant's yard today. This can be tackled to some extent by employing skin massage, bandaging of the limb and encouraging activity. Five courses are tackled each 14-week semester and there are two semesters each year. She opened a cupboard and lifted down some soup, emptying the contents into a small saucepan once she had tackled the lid with a tin-opener. That duo blocked, tackled, tipped and snigged, caught, lifted and cleared a mountain of ball. In March, we heard how Bob and Sue were brought even closer together as they tackled cancer head on. They caught up surprisingly fast and one tackled me to the ground while the other placed shackles on my ankles and wrists. One of them was tackled and, once on the ground, cuffed by an officer who bestrode him. The menu offered a large range of starters and while I tackled a mixed kebab, Matt chose the onion bhaji. As he tackled the task of making the tavern shipshape, Ben breathed another prayer, this time one of thanksgiving. He's tackled terrorists and serial killers, racists and bigots, pimps and dealers and gangsters. As well as the one that we have discussed, human movement raises many problems that can be tackled by mathematical modelling. A caretaker has been praised after he tackled one of three suspicious blazes which were started at a secondary school. Even as he was thinking this, though, she tackled him and blew her cheeks out on his belly and all his worrying collapsed into laughter. Show More Sentences We may have some problems but they must be tackled unanimously as one nation. In many contributions to The Racing Post he also tackled the serious issues of racing with a unbiased and detached eye. A plucky mother-of-four tackled muggers who had snatched a handbag off a pensioner. I tackled my wardrobes about a year ago, but like an unkempt ivy, disorder and chaos has returned. Finally something gave way, and a woman by the name of Brenda tackled the guy and order was restored. The focus should be on rural areas and urban slums, where illiteracy and poor hygiene will have to be tackled. He came back on the offensive but still the York side tackled hard to snuff out scoring chances. Let them hear from you with your ideas on how social and community problems can be tackled. Packing was in full flow when I got to the office, but we broke for lunch, after which we tackled the cupboard full of unclaimed review kit. It is also worth remembering that drugs are not a problem that can be tackled solely by the police. But as Fennelly tackled him the ball was spilled and the Portlaoise player hacked it ahead. Nesc says inflation must be tackled to avoid a wage price spiral becoming embedded in the economy. He was closely followed for the man of the match award by stand-off Mark Sanderson, who ran well with ball in hand and tackled tirelessly. There is procurement cost-cutting taking place and production efficiencies are being tackled. However, Philip believed that if Calvinism was successfully tackled it would enhance his power and put the region very much under his power. Tony swapped his suit for camouflage when he tackled a gruelling Army challenge. He overcame these and tackled his job with enthusiasm and flair that got results against all the odds. After they tackled the door and left, not a moment after, did the door reopen and Spencer stole another kiss. The Vikings spoke Old Norse, tackled Old English as adults, and never learned it completely. Issues to be tackled will include the public or private ownership of infrastructure and the sticky question of over-regulation. Show More Sentences Manda froze, feeling as if her feet were glued to the cement, before someone tackled her to the ground. It wasn't that he tried overambitious passes, because he often didn't manage to make the pass before he got tackled. He tackled the central themes of the war with characteristic wit during a lecture last year at the Edinburgh Book Festival. At a gig in San Francisco he was attacked by an audience member who charged the stage and tackled the Manchester singer to the ground mid-song. But why has no one tackled the works of his equally interesting successors? Johnson was also overjoyed with the success as his charge tackled three miles for the first time. A familiar Rossini overture presented that composer's usual challenges, which were tackled with precision. More than 150 firefighters tackled the blaze in an area popular with walkers and holidaymakers. She tackled the unions, but appointed a series of ineffectual liberal Home Secretaries to tackle crime, and they failed. Jenny honed her physique, tackled the gymnastics, and turned pro the following summer at the USA Championships. Specialists in the field of photography tackled this task from various points of view in four panels. The fire brigade was called and tackled the blaze using water from street hydrants. He and Adam tackled a climbing wall and small arms training simulation, and the family were guests of honour in the sergeants' mess for lunch. He ran and tackled hard, and he kicked a couple of penalty goals with that trusty boot of his. As he was to do three years later, White tackled England to a standstill to gain a famous victory. The 25-year-old player tackled fearlessly in defence and was, therefore, awarded his first man-of-the-match award. The hunter leaped up in the air, fiercely kicked at her head, and tackled her before she could even drop to the floor. The usual problem of marshalling an unwieldy cast in such a confined theatre is tackled by doubling up on roles. Last Wednesday I saw three such instances of this abuse, and it really is a matter that needs to be tackled head on by the council. Modelling canopy light interception and photosynthesis can be tackled at a very detailed level. Show More Sentences In December last year the pair tackled a man who had scaled the 80-foot fire tower at the training centre. This is primarily due to major concerns about this first-generation technology that still needs to be tackled. In the first programme he tackled Clovelly Herring, organic Guernsey beef, an organic veg grower and a Cornish producer of sparkling wine. But Europe's counterterrorism problem is large and changes are needed if it's to be tackled better. But, when you are carrying one of the footballs or the soccer ball, you can be tackled. Politics, feminism, jealousy, and fragility of love are only a few issues tackled within this multi-layered film. They develop a level of arrogance and control freakery that in the end can only be tackled through the ballot box. The Rawcliffe Primary School pupil learned to swim last Easter and it was the furthest distance she had ever tackled. But these are not isolated problems that can be tackled by themselves, he believes, they are part of the broader cybersecurity challenge. Consumers from the East have always tackled common ailments through what they eat. If this could be effectively tackled, practically all the present inadequacies would be overcome. The debonair, sophisticated singer has tackled so many different styles that he transcends easy classification. Campaigners say there are deep-rooted cultural problems within the army that must be exposed and tackled. We tackled one hundred and one topics this week that seemed to spark off interest with your good selves. The young people want to see the problems of drug pushers and vandalism tackled. Over-crowded, run down and dilapidated school buildings must be tackled immediately. Despite suffering with emetophobia for nearly 75 years, last year she finally tackled her fear with the support of a therapist. I was laughing hysterically as he disentangled himself from it and tackled me in the sand. So, yesterday, Graham tackled the job of dismantling the frame, pulling out the old mount, and putting a new one in its place. Duffy failed to deal with a kick from England outhalf Matthew Leek, delaying his pick up so long he was tackled and dispossessed. Show More Sentences Then they tackled, he went down claiming a foul and she was spotted motioning that he'd dived. Between 11.30 pm and 1.30 am they tackled a string of blazes started in wheelie bins, dustbins and litter bins. In television, Scott Free has tackled a range of projects from historical docus to big-budget costume dramas. Being a water-borne disease, jaundice can be tackled if the people exercise enough caution in preparing and consuming food. She tackled the drunken passenger, who tried to open the exit door as the Boeing 757 was speeding across a taxiway. Reg was a most popular man, admired for his leadership qualities and sincere dedication to everything he tackled. Sickness levels at Burnley Council need to be tackled more rigorously, according to a new report. Players were ducked under the water and roughly tackled by the opposing side. A defining moment came on the stroke of half time, when a compelling sequence saw the last man tackled into touch in the act of scoring. The confusion generated by this usage, too, has to be tackled by remedial education. But there are issues that should be tackled immediately, especially in the field of juvenile crime. Previously, this ransomware, used 56-bit encryption, which could easily be tackled by security software. And, you know, I just tackled it and went for it, and I've really never looked back. This is the underlying issue which campaigners agree must be tackled in years to come. But critics fear more tragedies could occur unless reckless behaviour is tackled. Another point to be tackled is the claim that charging machines only account for five per cent of withdrawals. My students recently tackled the distinction between the philosophies of feminism and Black womanism. Ants and insects including silverfish, woolly bears, earwigs and spiders can be tackled with products from hardware shops. Moffatt and Dougan tackled courageously all afternoon and the whole team never gave up. If people are prepared to stand up, then these problems are resolvable, can be tackled and we can all work to reduce crime. Show More Sentences But some things can't be tackled there and then and need to be put on a list. The way she tackled misogyny, sexism, homophobia, grief, and God in her work is really inspiring. Never shy of taking risks, the series tackled such contentious issues as feminism and South African apartheid. He was tackled a metre short of the line but momentum and a good long arm saw him touch down in style. More than 60 fire fighters tackled an inferno at a former tannery in Otley last night. She said that if the worst crime hot spots were being tackled the criminals moved further afield. He was tackled twice, he stayed on his feet and he conjured up a goal. He tackled quite a number of advantages which included incentives in the agriculture sector where export oriented floricultural crops are highly encouraged. Pot Psychology on the Web was a low-budget affair, but it always tackled the tough issues of the day. He laughed at my stupidity, tackled me and gave me a noogie. From Ellen DeGeneres to Judas Priest metalhead Rob Halford, watch how other celebs tackled the Big Reveal. This misspelling had been tackled earlier by Chast, who pointed out that Laennec, a native of Brittany, did not write his name with a diaeresis in his publications. However, Sligo's defence was heroic, with the pack halting mauls on the line, and when the ball was released, the Sligo wing forwards and backs tackled tigerishly. City's top scorer raced onto Alex Calvo Garcia's misdirected header but as he went to shoot he was tackled simultaneously by Russ Wilcox and was left writhing in agony. Woo, who had previously tackled kung fu as well as staid dramedies, set about changing that with the one-two punch of The Killer and then Hard Boiled. Next morning, I wanted to get in among the views, so I tackled the nearby Rhune mountain via rack-and-pinion railway, my preferred method of mountaineering. From there the runners tackled Snowden, then it was another dash to get into the treacherous Menai Straits before the tide turned and made the passage impossible. The northbound line was tackled on the first week, with the jointed track being lifted out and old ballast removed down to the level of the bridge arches. An important mission tackled by engineer units is preparing touchdown pads for helicopters so as to assure timely airlifts to a conflict escalation area. But that sort of rationalization may be better tackled by psychologists than the justices of the Supreme Court. Show More Sentences Dyson was tackled by St. Louis linebacker Mike Jones a couple of yards shy of the end zone. Our crews tackled the fire inside and found upstairs three young children. It is estimated that 25,000 jobs could be at risk if the problems of Scotland's fishing fleets and of processors and transporters are not tackled. Some are grabbed by trapdoor spiders, others cocooned by web weavers and still more tackled from distance by the film's real star, the jumping spiders. The sites can be used to highlight important issues being tackled in the community as well as basic information such as county division and political party. When did it dawn on you that this was a problem that needed to be tackled? Meanwhile, the brain drain was being tackled by recognition and reward schemes for contract researchers at the early stages of their careers, she said. The over sowing of old patchy lawn areas can also be tackled at this time. He believes that the problem must be tackled at ground level first. Almost 40 soldiers braved a raging fire and potentially lethal asbestos fumes as they tackled a warehouse blaze in the early hours of yesterday morning. It tackled issues with that much creativity and honesty and uniqueness and bravery. While the smaller bacterial genomes can be tackled by direct sequencing, larger ones like that of drosophila or humans require the use of genetic markers. A Leeds woman who single-handedly tackled an armed robber and prevented a raid on a building society was yesterday honoured for her bravery by the Home Secretary. He produced yet another quite captivating display of loquacious circumlocution as he tackled questions from the press about the way he has run the team recently. The look on a man's face as he is being rugby tackled or when putting 100 per cent effort into hitting or kicking something are quite beyond belief. The literary gumshoe had tackled and solved another hard case. When he left the shop, the store's assistant manager rugby tackled him. I chased him and eventually rugby tackled him to the ground. But after his parents whisked him from under the noses of football scouts to a rugger school, he tackled his new sport with determination and flair. The confidence and authority with which even the young man tackled his subject is now distrusted in a world extravagantly concerned with cultural relativity. Show More Sentences The re-do was tackled by Vancouverite party hosters Love Dancing. It tackled steep inclines, rocky surfaces, muddy tracks and sand dunes with aplomb and at no time did I feel it would bog down or fail to scale rocky obstacles. Emerging from my semi-conscious state, I blinked away the stubborn black spots in front of my eyes, and was immediately tackled by a sobbing blonde thing. Over 45 sites were tackled this year including road verges and loch sides. In the afternoon, temple members cooked Vietnamese food and brought it to a cookout at a community center for about 300 people who had tackled other jobs that day. When the Sooners ran directly at him, which was not that often, most of the time he shed his blocker and tackled the ballcarrier for a short gain. But while the root of the problem is being tackled so ineffectively, can we not balance the argument so that on the way, we all don't get carried away? The supporting Rob Bourne was tackled almost on the line. A ruck was formed, and hooker Matt Hartley touched the ball down to score an unconverted try. Around 80 firefighters tackled the flames at Mourne Park House in Co Down shortly before 10am. Guessing competitions were tackled with much enthusiasm, followed by a beetle drive, and judging by the laughter, this was popular with all. Henry tackled all of the domestic policies together and gradually built on them a wider policy. While his brother constructed the throat and larynx, Bell tackled the more difficult task of recreating a realistic skull. In these years Sargent tackled a wide repertoire, recording much of it, but he was particularly noted for performances of choral pieces. Daltrey initially based his style on Motown and rock and roll, but from Tommy onwards he tackled a wider range of styles. The Naxalite problem has to be tackled by the state police forces and paramilitary forces. In her first poem as poet laureate, Duffy tackled the scandal over British MPs expenses in the format of a sonnet. In the 1980s, this was attempted to be tackled with the urban bias theory which was promoted by Michael Lipton. European hares are large leporids and adults can only be tackled by large predators such as canids, felids and the largest birds of prey. Later, the same production team tackled vicious childhood bullying in Walking on the Moon. In 1618 the Synod of Dort tackled this issue, which led to the banning of the Remonstrant faith. Show More Sentences Harter Fell forms the final challenge in the Woolpack walk when tackled in its usual direction. The second their center snapped the ball, I submarined between the big guy's legs and tackled the halfback. The box was set down, the stiff buckles of its mildewed straps tackled by a dozen thumby hands, the lid hurled back. Individual abseilers have tackled Grwyne-Fawr in the past but it is not used regularly by adventure training firms. Robert Altaian tackled gender issues from a divergent perspective in McCabe and Mrs. Fuentes caught a 12-yard pass, but fumbled the ball as he was tackled at the 1-yard line and the ball rolled out of the end zone for a touchback. I ran, naked as a jaybird, until snared by a police ocer who rugby tackled me to the oor. We tackled Rachmanism through legislation, housing finance and building more local authority housing. Instead, the memes tackled the sexual assault allegations head-on. Meanwhile Cousin Mimi displayed an abundance of pluckiness as she tackled the sack race. A court was also told the victim's partner Sharon Rattigan tackled the hooded assassin and was shot in the leg while seizing the weapon from him. Boys wishing to follow his noble example also tackled problems with a range of plastic ray guns. Big data researchers are hoping to learn from the microarray pioneers who have already tackled some of these replicability challenges. While I wrestled with my langoustine, Michelle tackled a very good sirloin of beef with Yorkshire puddings. A BAGGAGE handler who tackled an alleged terrorist was hailed a hero by Gordon Brown when he met the Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street. The researchers tackled a condition called X-linked retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic defect that is passed from mothers to sons. He is now in custody in Huddersfield Police Station after being tackled by two women brandishing a pan and a rolling pin. Prospect, IL, has tackled that problem by introducing linear motors to both its sinker and wire EDM machines. The Bellfounders tackled the coming of the anti-Christ ahead of the Last Judgment. Some of these difficulties are tackled by the French manualist Lenglet, whose implicit philosophy of historiography the author examines next. Show More Sentences A GRANDAD who bravely tackled a rampaging knifeman was sprayed with CS gas and locked up for five hours by police. Science fiction fantasy elements emerged as the duo tackled killer Cybernaut robots and giant alien carnivorous plants. It gave me quite an uplift to read of a man, so brave That he tackled a bullmastiff, a little girl to save. He looked like a bowl of fruit painted by Derain, and he tackled like one as well. Sporting a strange David Bowie circa 1974 hairdo, grand inquisitor Davina boldly tackled the snoring issue. We made a lot of silly little mistakes and tackled flimsily behind the scrum, so we will need to improve 100 per cent this week. The security situation was also tackled, stressing the graveness of this matter in the light of the challenges faced by Iraq. He has previously tackled the issue of sizeist bullying after impressionist Jon Culshaw parodied him. In Parliament in 1944 Tory MP Simon Wing fiel-Digby snootily tackled Winston Churchill about the secret missions. Iain Throwe, aged 32, tackled a robber who grabbed a woman shopper's handbag in Nuneaton. The brave German car's all-wheel drive tackled and spun through almost eight inches of loosely plowed snow. I'm a Celebrity winner Stacey Solomon, 25, wearing pink salopettes and a white crash helmet, also looked terrified as she tackled the indoor runs at Milton Keynes' snow dome. The CONy congress brought together a range of delegates with neurological interests and tackled a number of current controversies in MS, stimulating productive debate. The prudent owner paid to cover the vehicle with a sheet, as sparks often flew when the steam locomotive tackled the slope leading to the tunnel exit. Unlike other companies, which sometimes compete by cutting prices and flooding the market with products, Acer tackled its mission holistically, focusing on end-to-end service. To implement this shear boundary condition at the topmost layer, the top layer is tackled separately in subroutine TOPMAP in our sequential version of the program. Dragons' Den star Duncan Bannatyne announced that he has changed the age limits on sunbed use at his health club chain after being tackled by BBC1 series Watchdog. The species problem was tackled by the ornithologist Ernst Mayr. They say the vast majority of the very worst grot spots identified in a landmark report last year are either dealt with or are well on the road to being tackled for good. If the player with the ball is tackled, frequently a ruck will result. Show More Sentences Other areas tackled under the clean-up scheme since January included Goitre Lane, Gurnos, Tai Mawr Way, Swansea Road, Balaclava Road, Dowlais and the Gutty in Quakers Yard. This is not the first time that Cameron tackled the subject of pubic hair. Both sided tackled the necessity to endorse the laws as quick as possible, such as the Federal Court, distribution of revenues, de-baathification and general amnesty. We also tackled a raspberry souffl, into which a tongue of raspberry sorbet was slotted rather kinkily la table, and a basil crme brle with a wild strawberry Arctic roll. It is the work of Emma Vergette and is the major development she has tackled since setting up on her own after ten years as head of architecture with the British Council. Nuneaton under-11s rugby team were in excellent form when they tackled local rivals Hinckley in a curtain-raiser for a first team fixture at Liberty Way. In subsequent work we also tackled lemmatisation, concentrating esp. Guests cheered as a Yeoman of the Guard in ceremonial dress rugby tackled the 17-year-old, pulling him to the floor as he approached the royal tea tent. In recent research, for example, Souza and colleagues tackled the question of how much dietary fiber is really in today's whole-grain soft-wheat flours. Cowpox virus was useful because it enabled smallpox virus to be tackled. Examples from Classical Literature While I was fighting my opponent, Immelmann had tackled another Englishman and had brought him down in the same locality. He now caromed from me and in the same manner embraced Tommy, and after this he tackled Gates. Then the dummy's dog tackled the selector's dog and this precipitated things. He finished his papaya, then tackled a mango salad, an unusual but delicious breakfast dish. After a good lay-off he tackled the Tarkington book, which was written in Indianapolis the following winter and spring. When I tackled that double I managed to slip a microfilm capsule into his pocket. Girls also helped with the dishes, fed chickens, and cooked while boys tackled plowing, threshing and animal husbandry. The following morning, under the frightened gaze of his guards, Jason tackled the underside of the baseplate. He tackled the problem logically, considering the design of a nuclear bomb and the reasons for it. The poison-pen puzzle, as it came to be known in the department, first bobbed up some six months before Allison tackled it. They were about the rawest lot of recruits the sergeant had ever tackled. A man he took for the proprietor was standing in the lobby, and he went up to him and tackled him for a job. Dealing with anti-social behaviour is one of my top priorities and I'm determined to make sure it is tackled. That snowman of yours, Jack, tackled the wrong fellow, don't you think so? Fire investigators established a Chinese lantern was to blame for the fire, which at its height was tackled by more than 200 firefighters. I resolutely cut out music as impossible, settled down in my bedroom, and tackled my second, third, and fourth choices simultaneously. Take that time I tackled the Niles Electric an' see what a work-plug gets handed out to him. Firefighters who tackled the blaze said it was probably caused by two globe paperweights which shattered in the intense heat. Waal, said the Vermonter, the gal who tackled yeou in Denver warnt no man. A SOLICITOR, who only started cycling this year, has tackled a gruelling night bike challenge in aid of three major cancer charities. Show More Sentences Teams from Virgin Money in Gosforth tackled the Helly Hansen Cumbrian Challenge on raising more than PS4,000 for Walk-k ing With The Wounded. I spotted the little fellow with the hand grenade and tackled him. Reckon he'd have tackled elephants if he'd only got a pea-shooter. The possibility that the ongoing rapid demise of Arctic sea ice may instigate abrupt changes on the Greenland Ice Sheet is not tackled by current research. Likewise, dandelions in the lawn can be tackled using a spot weeder. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of tackled? Words that rhyme with tackled What is the adjective for tackled? What is the noun for tackled? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words tackle tacking tackiness tackily tackiest tackier tackler tacklers tackles tackless tackling tacks 7-letter Words Starting With t ta tac tack tackl tackle