Sentence examples for defended running from inspiring English sources

The Sankei defended running the column, saying it was "natural" to run "all kinds of views".

Merkel also defended running a budget surplus, saying critics who claim Germany is tight with its money are forgetting its demographic challenges, with an aging population to care for.

So far Umberto Brindani, the Editor of Chi, has defended running the images, which he dubbed "tender".

When Berdych took over a point with his powerful forehand, Nadal was forced to defend, running from corner to corner to retrieve with deft chips that forced Berdych to earn every point.

It showed Harris blitzing from different angles, leaping over an attempted cut block against Houston, tomahawking with his right arm to force a fumble against Buffalo, defending running backs in man coverage and ably dropping into zones.

Thompson showed great composure to capitalise on some poor home defending, running through and lifting the ball past keeper Ryan Allsop to take Notts up to fourth in the League One table.

So is forcing companies to go to court to defend running coal trucks overweight, even though the state ended up simply changing the rules for maximum capacity, in the company's favor?

Able to defend, run the floor and crash the boards, he complemented the starters.

He is no wimp ("Always attack, never defend" runs a slogan on the wall of his chaotic campaign office); and he boasts of holding 432 town hall meetings up and down Wisconsin over the past six years.

Winslow can defend, run the floor and make plays.

Dave Whelan has defended his running commentary on Liverpool's search for a new manager after being branded a "comedian" by the Anfield club's managing director, Ian Ayre.