Sentence examples for defence for it from inspiring English sources

I really don't have much of a defence for it," a frustrated Roddick said.

Harry concludes that Snape is trying to steal the Stone and Quirrell has helped prepare a series of defences for it, which was an almost fatal mistake.

There are things to be said in the American system's defence; for example, it has an impressive history of medical innovation.

But for truly untrodden Sri Lanka, foreign visitors should apply to the country's ministry of defence for permission (it seems to be a formality) to head north up the now repaired and demined A9 – once called the Highway of Blood.

Fritzl's original defence for how it all began was that Elisabeth was a wayward child, and that he was only trying to protect her by locking her away from the outside world.

But when the paper got to the office of the undersecretary of defence for policy, it was changed to say that information operations would attempt to "disrupt, corrupt or usurp" adversarial decision-making.

When Wenger criticised his defence for making it too straightforward for Carroll to attack crosses, pointing out that there are ways for centre-backs to unsettle a striker who is taller than them, Gabriel must have been listening to his manager.

This is not a debate about whether someone facing criminal charges should be able to mount a defence and for it to be paid for by legal aid if they cannot pay for it themselves.

The negatives were certainly more obvious; 26 handling errors, a malfunctioning line-out and the unfortunate habit of doing all the hard work in defence, only for it to be undone with four "soft" tries.

It's a reliable line of defence for him.

In the circumstances, it was ridiculous of the Star to even offer a defence for the story it ran across page 5 on 10 December 2015.