Tactically in a sentence

Askeladd isn't just a skilled swordsman; he is a tactically gifted Viking who sees everything in terms of armies and logistics.

Besides their own supporters staying home, the SNP worry about the sizeable number of pro-Union Tory voters in the constituency voting tactically against them.

But he's tactically smart, sets high standards in training etc, and doesn't tolerate any stuffing around.

He's very athletic and has an eye for goal, technically he's very good and tactically he is improving," the Newcastle boss said earlier this month.

I have got that chance to see tactically what he wants from me and have as much time with my team-mates and the coaching staff.

In August, I tactically went the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond BuyWrite Strategy ETF (), as I felt the U.S. government's fiscal profligacy and rising global yields meant that the path of least resistance was up for long-term yields.

In the Battle of Austerlitz sequence, we see the methodical lead-up and tactically fiendish outcome of the French army’s cannons aimed at an ice-covered lake, sending the retreating Russian and Austrian soldiers to a cold, wet grave.

Match official Andy Madley had no choice after Mepham’s attempt to tactically foul Dieng by pulling the striker’s shirt lasted an age.

Tactically it is probably best to try take attention away from an embarrassing climb down, so how about a proclamation of the Sovereignty Act or whatever it is called to distract us?

That’s because they were “committed to tactically flawed frontal assaults near Vuhledar in Donetsk Oblast”.

The man in the Fir Park dugout is tactically astute, likeable and has a club believing in his rejuvenation project for the Steelmen.

They were tactically turned down.

This mission follows the first tactical launch, Tactically Responsive Launch-2 (TacRL-2), launched by Northrop Grumman aboard a Pegasus XL rocket in 2021.

We do a lot of tests with the players with the work they've done, how they feel, their fatigue levels and you take all of those things into account when you pick a team, and also tactically.

With a full season at Ibrox under his belt, he is all-but guaranteed to improve technically, tactically, physically and mentally once again and build on the foundations that he has laid in recent months.

A lot of the success has been built around the right strategy in terms of signing players and tactically, so there are similarities in that way.

He added: “I was thrilled with it, how tactically it worked for us.

He doesn't know what to do tactically in terms of defending and when he gets the ball - but he is not the only one.

It's all about running a tactically sound race on the smaller indoor track, says Philibert-Thiboutot.

Nevertheless I may vote tactically for Labour if my vote is likely to contribute to the defeat of the SNP; such vote defined as the lesser of two evils, or “Between Scylla and Charybdis” as derived from Homer’s Odyssey.