Sentence No, 'defense defense' is not a correct and usable sentence in written English.
However, 'defence' is a correct spelling of the noun meaning 'protection', so you can use it in a sentence. For example: "The defence lawyer argued a compelling case for the defendant."
"In the huddle, I kept saying, 'Defense, defense, defense,' " Barrett said.
The common thread, from Anthony to Bryant to James to Love: defense, defense, defense and defense again.
Thus, in the new lexicon of the war on terror, security means "defense"; defense means "attack".
"We really believe it's defense, defense, defense," said the State Department official, who asked not to be identified because authorization had not been given to speak on the record.
In between, the Huskies played defense, defense and more defense while barely putting a dribble on the floor.
For Iran, the emphasis is on defense, defense and defense.
(Such a defense would generally be roughly similar to a self-defense defense, and use of deadly force is generally allowed in self-defense against sufficiently serious threats).
Alabama leads the nation in the four major defensive categories (total defense, scoring defense, rushing defense, passing defense).
A3 NATO and Missile Defense Defense Secretary William S. Cohen said the proposed missile defense system could not succeed unless the United States persuaded its NATO allies to drop their opposition.
A8 Delay on Missile Defense Defense Secretary William S. Cohen postponed his recommendation to President Clinton on whether to move ahead with a limited national missile defense, citing a number of unspecified "difficult issues" that must still be resolved.
Good defense, bad defense.
