Sentence examples for defence out of from inspiring English sources

I think it would be entirely responsible, neutral and accurate to take the word "defence" out of the non-sports lexicon.

"I think this year's my best year," he said, crediting his centre, Jerome Ropati, for sucking England's right-wing defence out of position.

This is the time to spring to action in defence out of principle (and even if they don't personally like their sacked editors).

If they do take that approach, rather than one that's more likely to pull a makeshift defence out of shape, they'll be playing to Ghana's defensive strengths.

As a player, when I was trying to open up opposing teams, a ball dropped in behind the full-back to a wide player often had the desired effect of pulling a defence out of shape.

Dennis Bergkamp's supernatural winner grabbed most of the attention – and understandably so – but Holland's opening goal was as smooth, and was created by three bursts of genius rather than just one: Ronald de Boer's shimmy and shake in the centre, Bergkamp's cushioned header that took the entire Argentinian defence out of the game, Kluivert's gentle dink into the net.

His brief 1995 defence of the out-of-fashion Tobias Smollett, in whom he saw energy and 18th-century vitality, is also admirable.

Mr Kaczynski promptly sacked him (for the second time).Mr Lepper, who denies any wrongdoing, threatened to take his party, Self-Defence, out of the coalition.

Sorry, that was "a fragment of a wider passage about perceptions", says Patrick, pleading the old out-of-context defence.

But in Yann's defence he picks balls out of the sky with his feet regularly.

You would end up funding police, defence, education out of VAT and company levies.