tackle an opponent造句

• The Manchester could tackle an opponent twice its size.
• Like many Sharks, she prefers tackling an opponent to pulling a flag off of her.
• At getting down the field, Edwards is a wonder and when he tackles an opponent he stays tackled.
• It occurred when he changed direction to tackle an opponent resulting with his knee bending and twisting the wrong way.
• Hinterbichler noted that the dumbest thing he ever did was break his arm in youth football trying to tackle an opponent returning his punt.
• A Romanian soccer star has been suspended from the game after he viciously tackled an opponent, breaking his leg in two places, media reported Friday.
• The injury was a freak accident with the knee going as Charron was running across the field in the first half, just about to tackle an opponent.
• He limped out of the group game against Argentina in the Sapporo Dome after accidentally being injured by teammate Michael Owen as they both tackled an opponent early in the match.
• Outside of own D-zone, the goalkeeper is treated as a current field player, and has to follow field players'rules; holding or tackling an opponent player outside the area results in a direct disqualification.
• The fiery Irishman, who has a poor disciplinary record, is already expecting a long suspension over the contents of his controversial autobiography, in which he admits tackling an opponent intending to hurt him.
• These are the supreme individualists of the sport, choosing to catch, punch or parry the ball, making spot decisions to come out and leg-tackle an opponent or hold their ground at the goal line.
• But shortly after Ha Seok-ju's long free kick had deflected into the Mexican goal in the 28th minute, Ha was jogging off the field after becoming the first player in this tournament to receive a red card for tackling an opponent from behind.