Sentence examples for defends off from inspiring English sources

He's finding some sharp movement back into the right-hander off the seam and Mahela, who isn't having the best of series, doesn't look entirely comfortable as he defends off the back foot.

Carter will have to defend off guards.

"There have always been ups and downs in the America's Cup, says Bertelli, who recalled the break-up of an Australian boat off San Diego and the dismasting of Team New Zealand when defending off Auckland.

"I also didn't understand the start, how you can be leading the race, defend, go off the track and not get a penalty?" Ricciardo asked.

Mr. Heaney also defended the off-duty officers working the event.

Lib Dem ministers deserve praise not just for their stance on defending check-off, but other measures to restrict unions and reduce rights at work.

One oil executive pledged $1 million to Mr. Rangel, who insists there was no quid pro quo in his defending an off-shore tax loophole worth tens of millions to the donor.

Swann's former international captain Alastair Cook also defended the off-spinner when he spoke the the media in Melbourne ahead of the Boxing Day Test at the MCG.

To defend ripped-off homeowners and other mistreated corporate customers.

No one in Congress wants to run for re-election in November defending the off-shore hole in the economy and $1 trillion deficits as far as the eye can see.

Shooting at the table to cause the ball to bounce can catch the defending player off-guard.