Sentence examples for going to defence from inspiring English sources
9.55am: "Never wrong for long" is the unofficial motto at Sky and Bouton says he's now been told that Woodward isn't going to defence.
Similar groans used to be heard at the Christian Democratic headquarters in Bonn, where Mr Rühe was general secretary for three years before going to defence.He went unwillingly.
His financial scruples were unbendable - money earned from occasional broadcasts on the BBC radio's Focus On Africa programme went to defence funds.
Gratitude yesterday went to defence and midfield, in the shape of Liam Ridgewell, Lee Hendrie and Nolberto Solano as Villa ended a drought that had seen them score once in five games.
President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro was expected to ask Massimo D'Alema, of the centre-left, to try instead.See article: Italy searches for a governmentGerhard Schröder, the incoming German chancellor, named two top members of his new cabinet: Oskar Lafontaine will take over finance; Rudolf Scharping will go to defence.
"There are moving targets obviously – convoys of Isis fighters whom we can identify with the surveillance that we are going to intensify," defence secretary Michael Fallon said.
I was going to say defence is the extent of his ambition at the moment but he has just put a poor ball away for four, his first boundary for 16 overs.
"He is a strong lad, has pace and is always going to cause defences problems.
"It is going to be attack-defence, attack-defence rather than attack-versus-defence, which it has been," he said.
Barrs has a reputation in Toronto for being the go-to defence lawyer for people facing drug and gun charges.
