Sentence examples for defence from which from inspiring English sources

It was his two sublime balls that punched the hole in the visiting defence from which Arnautovic beat Joe Hart.

Two minutes after the break and Messi got himself into one of those positions behind the defence from which he has racked up the industrial quantities of goals for Barcelona.

Provisions to allow a core group of countries to forge a closer defence union, from which they might exclude others, are also meeting opposition from Finland, the central Europeans and the British.

Let's hope it will be more rigorous than the botched Tory defence review in 2010 or Thatcher's 1981 defence review, the cuts from which directly led to the Falklands invasion.

The Irish team continued to heap pressure on the Bath defence, yielding three penalties from which Sexton kicked his team into a six-point lead.

Mulraney's 60-yard dash at the heart of the Dons defence produced the penalty from which the Jambos equalised and his direct running was a threat throughout.

Jamie Roberts' charge into the heart of the defence set up a ruck from which Phillips sent Tongan-born number eight Faletau over for try confirmed by the video referee.

What we already knew: Action already taken: Strong defence from Downing Street, which released employment contract for cleaner who had paid holidays, national insurance contributions and regular pay rises – all on the instructions of the future prime minister.

He was Minister for Defence from 1904 to 1905, during which he implemented long-lasting reforms, including the creation of the Military Board.

The "Ernest Saunders" defence requires contracting an incurable disease from which one later recovers: in Saunders's case it was the early onset of Alzheimer's.

It is in defence of the freedom of expression from which Muslims also benefit hugely in free countries, unlike Christians and atheists in many Islamic states.