Sentence examples for defences all of from inspiring English sources

To properly protect an organization, you need technical defences, you need human defences, political defences, legal defences, all of these.

In Desktop Tower Defence, all of the main graphics are hand drawn.

Construction of the Kangaroo Battery was begun when excavations began to be dug in September 1880, according to the plans of Colonel P.H. Scratchley, a Royal Engineer who had been placed in charge of overseeing construction of defences for all of the Australian colonies.

His intricate runs, particularly on the break posed the Cameroon defence all sorts of problems.

Liverpool were sensational during the first period with their high pressing causing Arsenal's makeshift defence all sorts of problems.

The visitors were well on top and McGinn was causing the Dundee defence all sort of problems with his movement.

Updated at 5.37pm GMT 5.19pm GMT 57 mins Briscoe and Green are causing the Liverpool defence all sorts of worries right now.  5.17pm GMT 53 mins And there is another claim for a peno for Mansfield but this one is far stronger than the last as Allen really did use his arm to block Green's backheel from its goalward direction.

Adebayor and Jermain Defoe were causing Arsenal's defence all sorts of problems and moments after William Gallas had seen a strike ruled out for offside, Spurs were ahead.

Charles, a defender by trade who was converted to a striker this season, was causing the Gulls defence all kinds of problems and another cutback gave Mousinho a chance but he fired into Scott Bevan's hands from 18 yards out.

The hosts continued to cause the Wasps defence all sorts of problems, with Dickson touching down after a powerful scrum-drive, while England prop Alex Corbisiero, out with a knee injury since October, came off the Northampton bench to give his side a boost before the play-offs.

The conversion goes over – England 7-0 Georgia 5 min: Gorgodze pummels his way through a couple of tackles and Georgia thud at the England defence with all the subtlety of a Kasabian chorus.