Sentence examples for defences of which from inspiring English sources

It seems that Black replied 3...Rd3 and soon lost but there are several more demanding defences of which the most 'obvious' - because it's forcing - is 2...Rc1+ 3 Kh2 Rh1+ 4 Kxh1 Nxf2+ 5 Kh2 Qxe3 Unless I had plenty of time, this would be enough for me to reject 1 Be4+ in a game - 1 g4 or 1 h4 are also appealing.

In the event, it would be the visitors who would score, the goal stemming from a dilatoriness in defence of which the visitors were never guilty.

There were four core interests in defence of which America was prepared to deploy "all elements of our power, including military force": protecting allies against "external aggression"; ensuring the free flow of oil and gas; preventing terrorist attacks against America; and stopping the spread of weapons of mass destruction.

"We had four scoring opportunities and took three of them and after that it was all about our defence, of which I was very proud".

This promotion was built on a strong defence, of which Gannon and fellow centre-back Sean Connelly were a major part.

When disease-causing microbes try to invade our bodies, we have a number of natural defences, many of which will fight any infection.

This name referred to the remains of the late Roman defences, parts of which were still standing in the early 19th century.

But the Harper decade has rewired Canada in countless ways, from fiscal policy to defence, some of which will survive.

An outfit called the Islamic Defence Force, of which little is known, said it bombed the trains.

The Dental Defence Union, of which D'Mello is a member, and the chambers at which Criddle works declined approaches from the Guardian for comment.

Somewhere in the middle of it all there's a screwball comedy about health versus defence budgets, of which only Catherine Keener has the measure as Bush-whacked house whip Pam Hendrickson.