Sentence examples for defended through from inspiring English sources

The miners were his own extended family, a family his work defended through the decades.

But W. is going to make sure that the man his father defended through that ugliness gets treated warmly.

Clermont led by just the one point, but it was point that could be defended through territorial dominance.

They've both written many papers that have been academically defended through the peer-review process and are used as references in lots of subsequent papers.

Updated at 5.37am GMT 5.09am GMT 142.3 overs (143 overs to bowl): England 315-9 A full inswinger is defended through mid-off by Monty and he gets a single!

In this argument, such images are collapsed into BDSM pornography and defended through the guise of fantasy, ignoring the fact that fantasies happen in the mind, whereas pornography exists in the real world as an industry.

In this sense, Lou Dobbs and his guests defend through their manner more than their words the prerogatives of men.On Wednesday, I speculated about the sometimes fanciful liberal tendency to see themselves as drum majors of history.

The identity of the rider in second place would have pleased him, too: it was Peter Sagan, the 22-year-old Slovak prodigy who had secured the green jersey that Cavendish himself became the first British rider to win last year, and which he had been unable to defend through his devotion to helping his team leader win the yellow jersey.

Bond, trying to avoid the controversy and confusion around the variously-used label of "Anglo-Indian," prefers instead to call himself simply "Indian," a choice that Khorana goes to great pains to defend through biographical detail and literary analysis.

During the Russian Revolution, anarchists such as Nestor Makhno worked to create and defend – through the Revolutionary Insurrectionary Army of Ukraine – anarchist communism in the Free Territory of the Ukraine from 1919 before being conquered by the Bolsheviks in 1921.

In effect, this price path represents the "target price" that the regulator hopes to defend through the constrained use of offsets.