Sentence examples for defend down from inspiring English sources

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"We put out a shape to defend down there and we almost got the right result but it's still all to play for and you will see a very different game and format from us at home," said Crues' assistant manager Jeff Spiers.

England needed the help of the Manchester rain to secure the urn they won in 2009 and defended down under in 2010-11.

The government has admitted there were "question marks" over the botched appointment of Toby Young to the board of the higher education regulator, but defended Downing Street's blocking of candidates linked to student unions.

The government source defended Downing Street's handling of the crisis, which included a series of statements denying that the prime minister, his wife or children held any shares or would benefit in the future from offshore funds or trusts.

The chancellor, who fears that Britain may face renewed immigration from southern Europe if the eurozone falls into another crisis, defended Downing Street's plans to impose restrictions on migrants from current member states.

Jim Gattis, a member of the hospital's board of directors, has defended Downing's benefits, arguing in a recent editorial that the public hospital had to offer compensation on par with private hospitals in order to hold onto the best talent.

With 157 councils declared, his party had lost more than a third of the seats it was defending, down 284 councillors.

West Brom were level within moments of the restart as Billy Jones took advantage of some poor defending down the right as he weaved into space before crossing for Lukaku who turned the ball home - although the on-loan Chelsea striker may have been offside.

That not only gives Charlotte Edwards' side the opportunity to avenge their defeat in Sri Lanka two years ago, but also completes a 12-month period that has seen them regain the Ashes at home, then successfully defend them down under.

For example, he writes:Some people continue to defend trickle-down theories which assume that economic growth, encouraged by a free market, will inevitably bring about greater justice and inclusiveness in the world.