Sentence examples for defenders to go from inspiring English sources

Desperate to keep his men alive, Townshend suggested - and the government endorsed - a ransom of £2m (about £67m today) for the defenders to go free.

But if their versions of what the book contains are accurate, then Schweizer doesn't back up his suggestions of wrongdoing with much in the way concrete evidence, which would allow the Clintons' defenders to go on the offensive.

Richards cut the deficit to one goal with 7 23 to play, then Danny Briere outmuscled two defenders to go in alone on Rask and tie it with 3 22 left.

But Ford, who scored all 19 of Bath's points in their draw against Northampton last week, provided another moment of brilliance to level matters at The Stoop, skipping his way between three Quins defenders to go over beneath the posts and then sending over a simple conversion.

There will be fewer federal public defenders to go around, and individual defenders will devote less time to each case they are assigned.

He shrugged off a defender to go one on one with goalkeeper Dimitrios Konstantopoulos, but dithered over his shot and saw his chance ended by a desperate tackle.

He could be the third Everton defender to go off with an injury today.

When offenses "lifted" three or even four men, stationing them to the side, defenders had to go along.

But for this pick they go to the other end of the field in taking another defender, Remick to go with Zavaleta, who Schmid has already talked about as a possible defender rather than forward.

Mancini said he had attempted to persuade the defender not to go.

By the day after the operation, claims of extrajudicial killings had reached the Prime Minister, who asked Bishop Blair and the nation's public defender, Earl Witter, to go to Tivoli to investigate.