Sentence examples for defense to pull from inspiring English sources

But less than a minute later, Atle Haglund took advantage of a slow United States defense to pull Norway to within a goal.

Andrew Smith scored 15 points and No. 13 Butler used a stifling defense to pull away from Richmond for a 62-47 vintory itsits first Atlantic 10 Conference home game.

OUTLOOK -- San Francisco will again have an explosive offense, and the team will somehow shore up its defense to pull off one of the biggest surprises in the league by capturing the division.

TEXAS 76, TEXAS-ARLINGTON 45: James Thomas had his second straight double-double with 14 points and 15 rebounds, and No. 3 Texas used relentless defense to pull away from visiting Texas-Arlington.

After McGrady (25 points) obliterated Houston's defense to pull the Raptors back in the game on a 10-3 run before halftime, and after the third quarter ended with the Knicks still ahead, 71-62, Oakley began to leave his fingerprints on Ewing.

The Breakers, however, went out and scored the first four goals of the final quarter, then turned to its stingy defense to pull away.

However, though they shut out the Penguins last night, the Rangers are also going to need stronger play from their defense corps to pull off this miracle.

And, like many smaller companies inside the Beltway, Opnet still depends on partnerships with defense heavies to pull in business.

I turned to get back on defense and tried to pull my way past Kevin.

Turkey's military announced Friday that it had withdrawn all of its combat troops from northern Iraq, bringing an eight-day ground offensive against Kurdish guerrillas to an abrupt close, a day after the American secretary of defense warned Turkey to pull out.

But Israeli soldiers restrained them, and the settlers taunted the soldiers, shouting, "It's the Jews you hold back!" and "Shoot us, go ahead and shoot us!" Over the weekend, Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, the defense minister, threatened to pull Israeli troops out of Hebron if the settlers did not respect the forces who were stationed there to protect them.