Sentence examples for defences which often from inspiring English sources

Roby is one their players who come off the bench to exploit tiring defences, which often turns a game in Saints' favour.

Muir was more concerned with South Africa's midfield defence, which often resembled a parting of the waves in Durban.

After all, the Tories presumably don't have the same hang-ups about appearing weak on defence, which often seem to inhibit the Labour leadership in this area.

While operating Sabres the squadron made a number of deployments to Darwin for air defence exercises which often involved RAF units.

Such a crisis could determine behaviour characterised by anxiety, depression, aggressiveness and "helplessness and despair", which often leads to the utilisation of non adapted defences [ 27].

There is a critical need to strengthen capacity in health ministries, which often have a much lower status and priority than other ministries, such as trade and defence.

Burnham insists on finishing his point about banning unpaid internships, and raises his already booming voice, which often has the timbre and volume of an impatient centre-forward demanding a pass up from defence.

Barrymore drank, which often made him miserable.

Giampiero Ventura's side were unable to carve open a resolute Swedish defence which sat deep and often had a line of six defenders camped in their box, heading away each cross and set-piece into the box.

The often-quoted line was a way of getting around reporting restrictions imposed by the Ministry of Defence which prevented details of operations being reported.

"It is going to be attack-defence, attack-defence rather than attack-versus-defence, which it has been," he said.