Sentence examples for his defenceless from inspiring English sources

But Maradona was sitting there as his side, Al Wasl, were losing 2-0 Al Al Shabab and, close by, a section of home crowd morons were picking on his defenceless girlfriend.

Those crimes were born of anger and self-pity". The judge added that Grady had put his "defenceless" children, who were screaming and crying, "in terror" and had betrayed their trust in him.

Watch the video below...   Referee Phil Bentham had little option but to brandish the red card after the Wales international knocked St Helens stand-off Lance Hohaia to the ground, perhaps in frustration after knocking the ball on with a try beckoning, and then proceeded to strike his defenceless opponent with a right hook to his face.

Wales international Flower was sent-off after two minutes after punching Hohaia to the ground before then landing a second blow to the face of his defenceless opponent.

One who has no experience of fighting will reflexively try to remove your hands from his head leaving his defenceless for a short while.

Relinquishing his army would leave Caesar defenceless before his enemies.

His victims were defenceless.

In 51 BC, some Roman senators demanded that Caesar not be permitted to stand for consul unless he turned over control of his armies to the state, which would have left Caesar defenceless before his enemies.

At this moment, having failed twice to make a breakthrough, Marlborough received intelligence that the defences linking the town walls with the breastwork on the hill were now sparsely manned (Marlborough's unsuccessful attacks had drawn d'Arco's men away from other parts of the stronghold, leaving his left flank almost defenceless and highly vulnerable).

The most famous recent case of executive assassination was Osama bin Laden, murdered after he was apprehended by 79 Navy seals, defenceless, accompanied only by his wife, his body reportedly dumped at sea without autopsy.

With chaos now ramping up over Kabila's apparent attempt to hold on to power despite a constitutional mandate to vacate the presidency after his two terms, he has an opportunity here: he can show his country and the world that he actually cares about the smallest, poorest, most defenceless people in his country: Kavumu's children.