Sentence examples for defending over from inspiring English sources

"We always feel comfortable that if we are competing and defending over 48 minutes, we're going to break loose at some point offensively".

The tone was set early on when Vidic broke the first rule of defending, over-playing inside his own penalty area and losing the ball with a risky pass.

"It's Not About Race" declared a headline on a typical column defending over-the-top "Obamacare" opponents from critics like me, who had the nerve to suggest a possible racial motive in the rage aimed at the likes of Lewis and Cleaver -- neither of whom were major players in the Democrats' health care campaign.

The American story has been cherished, advanced, and defended over the centuries.

This is the indefensible system that Labour has consistently defended over the last eight years, in the face of our opposition.

It shows exactly how perverse the gun show loophole is which, of course, has been staunchly defended over the years by the National Rifle Association.

As he leafed through the documents, Cohen saw something of himself – and the young activists he'd defended over the years – in Kassig.

BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany defended over the weekend her government's decision to phase out nuclear power by 2022 and replace it with renewable energy sources, dismissing critics who said the government would never make the deadline.

It's essentially an elongated game of Rush, but one that factors in a narrative hook, playing multiple games of attack and defend over different maps that are set up like individual conflicts from history.

Dewey's ideas on aesthetics and arts have been frequently both criticized and defended over the seventy-five years following the publication of Art as Experience.

Philosophers and sociologists have begun to draw attention to the interesting views defended over a century and a half ago by the founder of positivism.