Sentence examples for defence with which from inspiring English sources
Fischer avoided the Sicilian Defence, with which he had lost Game 11, instead preferring Alekhine's Defence.
As Gabrielle puts it in the book: "Nick had no outer skin; no defences with which to parlay".
The reason is straightforward: our insects have co-evolved with the trees on which they feed, acquiring adaptations which allow them to cope with the chemicals and other defences with which those trees equip themselves.
In 1859 he joined the Militia, a part-time volunteer force formed for the defence of Britain, with which he served until 1878 (in between writing and other work), reaching the rank of Captain.
In his 2006 book, Celsius 7/7, he voiced doubts about the usefulness of the current state of the law in tackling Islamist jihadis: "The problems we face are compounded by the dogged refusal of too many in the legal establishment to put the defence of our civilisation ahead of the defence of the traditions with which their profession has grown comfortable," he wrote.
Gareth Bale has been a bit quiet tonight but he swings over a wicked ball from the left, which presents the Celta defence with a test, which they pass and clear.
But more frightening than the vicious self-justification of this lowlife are the arguments with which the defence lawyers attempt to woo wider society.
They expect politics to be thinking and planning for the country's long-term security as they do with defence, which like environment doesn't come up as an urgent concern in polls".
First he created mayhem in the West Ham defence with a shot which would have gone wide but was guided into his own net by the West Ham defender Julien Faubert.
Five minutes into the second half, Ben Arfa wriggled inside from the wing and split the Baggies defence with a pass, which allowed Brady to collect and find the corner of the net.
Crolla employs a peekaboo defence with high gloves, which block a lot of hooks but don't stop uppercuts, and the trouble is you don't see them coming.
