Sentence examples for continued defence from inspiring English sources
Odemwingie continued: "Defence is not the strongest part of their game.
The home secretary's continued defence of her proposal to make international students leave immediately at the end of their university course and apply for a UK work visa from their country of origin is seriously misjudged – politically and economically (May defends plan to expel non-EU students, 6 January).
With Brindle playing some eye-catching cover drives and Greenway looking to hit through the on side, they ensured that England's continued defence of the trophy they won in 2009 will go down to the final round of Super Six matches. .
They are most unlikely to listen to it either, because they have been consistently irritated by this lawyer's continued defence of legal and constitutional freedoms since she became a Labour peer.
It was a psychological victory for the Germans which encouraged their continued defence of the position.
The continuing defence by ministers, and refusal to countenance appeals to strip the company of its franchise, no matter how many performance measures it breaches, has fuelled union suspicion that GTR are simply doing the DfT's dirty work.
"A number of them have travelled to Afghanistan," Mohan doggedly continued, in defence of his half-naked diplomats.
However, just as even the Grand National feels empty when a horse is shot, so Wigan's continued, dogged defence of their trophy was overshadowed by a dreadful-looking injury to Jonathan Parr.
Renee Anne Shirley, the former head of the Jamaican Anti-Doping Commission and a trenchant critic of the IAAF's handling the issue, said it would be "interesting seeing Coe's continued tired defence of his sport" and believed it had "lost the moral high ground".
As the war continued further defences were built along Spurn Point.
