Sentence examples for fencing against from inspiring English sources

There were cages for the younger plowshares, with overhead fencing against airborne predators — harrier hawks, buzzards.

The stand was partitioned off by a steel fencing, against which some of the victims were crushed.

By the age of 16, Dante was fencing against Dustin Hoffman and flying with Robin Williams in Hook.

Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty 12.23pm BST Great Britain's Anna Bentley fences against Canada's Monica Peterson.

Richard gave the Cardinals a 1-0 lead when he hit a shot over the center-field fence against Mike Lincoln.

"That means that currently Europe has no ring fence against a possible Greek default, and that is what is pushing the market into a renewed panic," he said.

JAMES MADISON once described the Senate's role as "a necessary fence" against the "fickleness and passion" that could overtake the House of Representatives.

James Madison called it an "anchor" of government and a "necessary fence" against the "fickleness and passion" of the general public.

"It definitely felt pretty good when I hit one over the fence against him after he came up and in," Turner said.

All three are members of the Fencers Club, and Mr. Axelrod, in his late 70's, fenced against each of them, all less than half his age.

The team also meets at Gelman's Manhattan club about four times a week to work on technique and to fence against one another.