Sentence examples for a nice defence from inspiring English sources

"It could make quite a nice defence fund," said Cluley.

(Paying more isn't necessarily a bad thing see Slate's Matt Yglesias for a nice defence of price-gouging).

People will be shocked how my style has changed – I am already punching a lot harder, I've got a nice jab and my defence is good but I am just going to have to stand there and trade a bit more, not so much rat-tat-tat.

I think I have got the best four midfielders in the country and a nice balance, not just between defence and attack but the way the team can make things happen.

They're playing a nice brand of rugby and their defence is very good.

Greece's plentiful defence budget has proved a nice little earner for its eurozone partners over the years.

Sticky, gooey and very, very sweet was the consensus, though a counsel for the defence claimed to detect 'quite a nice citrusy taste' hidden in the sugary slurry.

Maybe 1945, if you consider the Philippines to be American territory (though "defence of our colonies" doesn't have such a nice ring to it), or the firebombing and planned conquest of Japan to have been a defence of Hawaii.

In the ongoing PR battle with the British media, Clarence House and the Ministry of Defence probably thought wheeling out Prince Harry for a nice chat about his military involvement in Afghanistan was a good idea.

He's an excellent coach and is highly rated by the players who have worked with him and I think he brings a nice balance to the coaching team giving us a much stronger focus on our defence".

"To be the World Match Play champion for almost two years has quite a nice ring to it," said the 30-year-old, who will not start his defence until Friday.