Sentence examples for defense scares from inspiring English sources

Matt Ryan (ATL) vs. Cam Newton (CAR) -- Ryan is another guy who hasn't had much help from his offensive line so far, but the Seahawks' run defense scares us more than their ability to bring the blitz.

Thunder organizes a defense, scaring off buyers by making the place appear haunted.

They were facing a Rams team that had a world-beater offense and a defense that scared very few people.

Neither player scares defenses, though.

"He is blinding fast, and what scares defenses the most in the league is giving up the big play.

"If I was on defense, Eddie would scare me to death," said Bruce Matthews, the 17-year guard.

He is a dynamic player and you don't want to harness that too much or you take away what scares defenses: his ability to take off.

It used to be that you would have a pretrial in a court that has minor civil and criminal jurisdiction, without a jury present, in which defense lawyers could scare accusers out of taking things further by bringing up the things Traynor mentioned—"you're a whore, you wanted it, you planned it all along," offers Yazigi, as examples.

The Jets have a likable new head coach, a good offensive line and not one receiver who scares opposing defenses.

The Grammy goes to the middleman (who records a lot, let it be noted in Krauss's defense), who doesn't scare off a voting population that skews old.

As Porcelain Black is being teased, a young version of Lil Wayne comes to the defense of Porcelain Black, scaring away the group of blonde girls.