Sentence examples for defence surviving from inspiring English sources

But after Van Gaal's inaugural half-time talk he made nine changes, with only Herrera and Fletcher, who dropped into central defence, surviving.

His side's solidarity through their narrow midfield and defence survived despite the chances for Barcelona.

Play rages up the other end and Stuart Armstrong is a whisker away from scoring Celtic's third but the County defence survives.

Four days later his defence minister survived an assassination attempt.

Norwich didn't have the defence to survive and Southampton had difficulties at the back as well.

5.00am GMT 25th over: England 50-2 (Compton 12, Bell 6) Compton is solid in defence to survive the final over of the day from Martin.

And, despite reassurances, some Americans wonder whether the changes on collective defence will survive Mr Abe's time in office.Despite these doubts, the prospect of Japan exercising the right of collective self-defence has given energy to the revision of the bilateral defence guidelines.

See articleAlso in Yemen the defence minister survived an assassination attempt that left 12 people dead, when a bomb exploded near government offices in the capital, Sana'a.In this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsIraq's vice-president, Tareq al-Hashemi, who fled from Baghdad last winter, was sentenced to death in absentia for alleged murder.

St Mirren were dogged in defence and survived a series of corners, but they were living too dangerously in a season bereft of Paisley-patterned luck for that to last.

Parasites such as T. gondii and Babesia have developed a complex antioxidant defence system for surviving inside the host cell.

The defence bunker is a rare surviving example of a purpose-built civil defence control centre.