Sentence examples for comfortable to defend from inspiring English sources
With nine Glasgow players in the team you could see the shrewdness of the intention but at this level it is a tactic rarely lasts the course of 80 minutes and despite the reputation for Schmidt teams to play high-octane rugby they are always comfortable to defend for long periods.
Indeed, it is much more comfortable to defend Israel's bombing campaign in Gaza, if one does not see the victims as mothers and fathers, sons and daughters.
The Lib Dem leader looked least comfortable when trying to defend past promises that voters would get a referendum and would get EU reform.
'YOU JUST WANT THIS TO GO VIRAL' At no point did Kellyanne Conway look comfortable while trying to defend Donald Trump's lying to Jake Tapper on CNN.
The idea – according to Fisher Defensive, the company behind the Go Guarded self-defence ring – is that "it is a convenient, comfortable, effective way for women to defend themselves if the unthinkable should happen when they are out running, hiking, or walking".
"In a situation where you are attacked, you have to defend yourself, people are comfortable with that," he said.
"I feel comfortable knowing that I will be able to defend my kids and I if we are in a life-threatening situation".
"For him not to pull out that gun and try to defend himself, he had to feel comfortable around somebody," his brother, Kelly Ratliff, told a television channel in Lexington, Ky., where he used to live.
It was his brother, Kelly Ratliff — not his wife, Amanda — who told a television channel in Lexington, Ky.: "For him not to pull out that gun and try to defend himself, he had to feel comfortable around somebody.
This provided the security to allow the Lord of Monaco to concentrate on the more comfortable side of his residence rather than the constant need to defend it.
Hereford manager Martin Foyle told BBC Hereford and Worcester: "I thought we looked quite comfortable at times today but in the first half we had to defend that long throw.
