Sentence examples for looking to defend from inspiring English sources

The reigning world and European champion is looking to defend her Olympic title in London.

Aside from Madrid, four other teams head into this week looking to defend perfect records in their groups.

But the company is also looking to defend its technology against a growing number of low-cost Chinese rivals, analysts said.

On June 22 we will know which rowers will make up the women's eight squad looking to defend the gold medal won in Beijing in 2008.

Leinster, on the other hand, are looking to defend the title they won when they beat Ulster 24-18 in last year's final.

Their lead began to tumble as Orica GreenEdge - looking to defend the pink jersey held by Svein Tuft - sat at the front of the peloton and the roads began to dry.

It falls on his shoulders to pick up the pieces with the England team as it looks to defend its crown.

The former Manchester United and Barcelona striker looked to defend his spell at Loftus Road when speaking today, although admitted to making some mistakes.

Sagan currently leads the WorldTour rankings and will look to defend his World Road Race Championship in Doha after winning the title in Virginia last year.

And when you look to defend, you naturally become really stable and stable's not such a good thing if it means you can't move and react".

Such an abundance of elite players, Colangelo said, was and is the point of the revamped system, which will be tested as the United States, even without several hobbled players, looks to defend the gold medal it won at the Beijing Games.