Sentence examples for defence though from inspiring English sources

The Welsh do fantastic work in defence though, breaking the move down and scattering the Irish attack into disarray.

No doubt Number 10 will be grateful of the defence – though, before they get too excited, it's not an entirely clean bill of health from Benn.

The defence, though, argued that more than $8.5m of private "gifts" to the president, some as large as $1m, had also gone through the same account, and that these were for Mr Chiluba to spend as he wanted.

They may have some concerns over their defence, though, with Luis Muriel and Daniele Corvia scoring for Lecce, although those goals were only consolations at 3-1 and 4-2.

The resources poured into both prosecution and defence, though, indicate just what is at stake - and must raise concerns that what should be simple and clear-cut becomes convoluted and opaque.

Williams will be needed in the heart of the defence, though, as Garry Monk's continued absence and Alan Tate's broken leg leave the Swans short at the back.

In fact, the passage in question makes precisely the opposite point and is worth quoting in full so that readers have the correct context:Once we get beyond matters of self-defence, though, I'm convinced that it will almost always be in our strategic interest to act multilaterally rather than unilaterally when we use force around the world.

Despite their defences, though, we still manage to seize a decent stash of tik and grass.

The baby boomers' defence will, though, be surprisingly powerful.

According to Jane's Defence Weekly, though, Ceku played a leading role in the 1995 Croatian offensive, and in another, in 1993, which also featured extensive, well-documented atrocities against civilians.

The defence too, though, have been impressive – handling the departures of Cristián Zapata and Gokhan Inler, previously their shield at the base of the Udinese midfield, far more easily than any could have imagined.