Sentence examples for defensive organiser from inspiring English sources

World-class defensive organiser.

Matip's aerial prowess should help improve Liverpool's ability to defend set-pieces and he is a sound tackler and tidy builder from the back, but what his team need most in the absence of further defensive recruits is an organiser who can somehow instil concentration and calmness into chronically skittish team-mates.

"We brought Jason Taylor back in today, he's a good organiser and tough defensive midfielder who just popped up in the six yard box and got the winning goal.

A string of problems at the leaky Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, 230km (140 miles) from the capital, put Tokyo's Olympic organisers on the defensive, and forced Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to find $470m to plug the leaks.

A string of problems at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, 230km north-east of the city, put Tokyo's Olympic organisers on the defensive, and forced Mr Abe last week to find $470m £300mm) to plug the plant's radioactive leaks.

Brent Williams, a former defensive end in the National Football League and the organiser of the camp, writes that the two boys, Tyson Thornton and Daron Bryden, were so impressive that they were pushed up to compete against boys two grades ahead of them.

This mess of a defensive display will have done wonders for his reputation as an organiser and reader of the game, so hapless were the rusty Dante and a panicked David Luiz at the heart of the hosts' rearguard.

Sterile, defensive tactics on the pitch and hooligan violence off it (the organisers, with justice, fear the influx of barbarian fans from neighbouring Britain) could yet mar this year's contest.

"He is a great organiser.

One local Muslim organiser agrees.

Slovo was the key organiser.