Sentence examples for if defending from inspiring English sources

Sanders also declined to say if defending her boss against allegations of sexual misconduct had been difficult.

In effect, if defending his teammates and being everyone's captain — starters and scrubs, black and white — meant Reed was an Uncle Tom in Russell's eyes, so be it.

Then she said, peeved, as if defending her ground of smock dresses and ballet slippers, "Are they made for children's bodies?" Actually, no.

They crouch — sometimes so low they can slap their palms on the floor — as if defending against a threat more dangerous than an opponent with a basketball.

Clinton responded by stating that if defending reproductive rights and calling for equal pay amounted to playing the gender card, "then deal me in".

If defending was the obvious shortcoming a week earlier, this was a story of one team, Norwich, almost incapable of taking their chances, and another incapable of making them.

It would have been a formidable position if defended, but it was not.

Labour could look as if is defending the status quo.

The football has not always been bad, even if the defending has.

If the defending was poor from Monaco then things only deteriorated as the half wore on.

A penalty shot is given if the defending team inhibits an opposing player from scoring.