Sentence examples for defences between from inspiring English sources

The UK spent approximately £700m on flood defences between 2010 and 2011.

Gone were the lightning speed and aura of invincibility that had carried Ali to nine successful world title defences between 1965 and 1967.

If the acoustic impedance defences between transducer and air be more, then finding best matching layer(s) is harder.

£80m for Humber Estuary improvements, including sea defences between Immingham to Freshney and flood frontage in Hull.

And this semi-final could very well be the shape of the Premiership final at Twickenham come the end of the season, with both sides streets ahead of the rest of the pack at the top of the league, and boasting England's highest points scorers and meanest defences between them.

This covered the gap in the Belgian defences between the main Belgian positions on the Dyle line with Namur to the south.

They are the last (or first) line of defence between the individual and the state, and they need defending.

Local food empowers farmers, links producers and consumers, and provides a line of defence between consumers and international commodity markets.

Any agreement on missile defence between the Russians and Americans shouldn't be seen as the end of the argument, but the beginning.

After defeats to Aston Villa and Bolton in September, Birmingham remained unbeaten at home for the remainder of the campaign and conceded only 13 goals there in total, a remarkable record that owed much to the excellent partnership in central defence between Scott Dann and Roger Johnson but also the work ethic McLeish fostered throughout the side, none of which looks like changing.

He said: "If Isis were to visit us or our communities at any moment, the last line of defence between Isis and my family is the ability I have to protect my family from them, or from a criminal, or anyone else who seeks to do us harm".