Sentence examples for defence run from inspiring English sources

You will not hear the defence run in this office that this is all someone else's fault.

Gavin Gunning had been handed his first start for United, the former Blackburn defender replacing Keith Watson as manager Peter Houston re-organised a defence run ragged in last weekend's 5-1 hammering by Celtic.

Fleet Street's defence runs on familiar grooved lines too.

Their defence: running a trawler for a week costs up to 70,000 rupees ($1,300) in diesel alone.

The Brexit defence runs easily with those who think that Bercow has been a great Speaker for MPs.

Vice-President Dick Cheney ran Halliburton, an oil-services firm; Paul O'Neill, the treasury secretary, headed Alcoa, an aluminium giant; Donald Rumsfeld at Defence ran General Instruments; Don Evans, the commerce secretary, ran Tom Brown, an oil and gas company.

He evidently finds the idea of paying a small share of his fortune to keep his country's schools and hospitals and defence running so abhorrent that he would rather stash the vast majority of his cash in the bitterly poor tax haven of Belize.

Villa need somebody to have a go at this Arsenal defence, running with the ball.

Their best opportunity came through a mistake, when a ball out of defence ran straight to Nicky Clark, who immediately sent Kris Boyd through on goal.

Sexton launched the attack by finding a gap in the visitors' defence, running clear, dummying and then passing to Kearney, who fed for Nacewa to run over in the corner.

The third line of defence ran in the immediate vicinity of the right-bank borough of Praga, while the Vistula River bridgeheads formed the final fourth line.