Sentence examples for defence from the from inspiring English sources

A solid forward defence from the latter finishes another maiden.

Outstanding defence from the Lions, but the danger isn't over.

Bournemouth immediately attacked United's weak spot here, tearing into the visitors' rejigged defence from the start.

Bonucci sprayed a superb ball over the Belgium defence from the halfway line.

Most of the tries came directly from either penalties or mistakes and exposed some shocking defence from the capital side.

The struggling Falcons signalled their intention from the start, running the ball out of defence from the kick-off.

Tommy Bell was shown a dubious yellow card and Youngs sliced through the visitors' defence from the base of the resulting scrum.

"We inherited a multi-billion pound deficit in defence from the previous government that was characterised by waste and inefficiency under Labour.

Winston Churchill, speaking in The Hague in 1948, explained that "it is impossible to separate economics and defence from the general political structure.

Though his opening speech in self-defence from the dock was conciliatory, even apologetic, PKK men over the years have killed not only Turkish soldiers, but also hundreds, perhaps thousands, of fellow Kurds (including teachers, postmen and so on), dubbing them collaborators for "serving the Turkish state".

The Egyptian artillery failed to breach the walls, so Ibrahim decided to launch two ships with cannons and have them bombard the Maniot defences from the sea.