Sentence examples for point of defence from inspiring English sources
It was just bewildering to hear the manager of Manchester United thinking it was a legitimate point of defence that they had played two games in that competition this season, rather than the one they managed last year.
It marks the entrance to several sea routes to Stockholm, making it a key point of defence for the nation.
The uncontested surrender of Ticonderoga caused an uproar in the American public and in its military circles, as Ticonderoga was widely believed to be virtually impregnable, and a vital point of defence.
It was once again the German tanks' radio equipment that enabled them to move around quickly and communicate with one another, to change the point of defence or attack quickly.
That was the high point of his defence of Europe's biggest steelmaker.
As it would be expected from an evolutionary point of view, defence signalling in response to leaf herbivory does not directly interfere with the regulation of floral nectar secretion.
During this period, Stevens learned from veterans Rod Langway and defensive linemate Brian Engblom on the finer points of playing defence.
Indeed Britain has always been, and continues to be, our point of reference in defence of unregulated media and freedom of speech.
His decision was unsurprising even though the whole point of the Grillos' defence was built around Lawson's alleged tacit acceptance of the sisters' spendthrift ways with Saatchi's riches.
"What is the point of having a defence budget, if we don't at least try to prevent the establishment of a terrorist 'caliphate' that is profoundly hostile to civilised values?" he wrote.
"What is the point of having a defence budget if we don't at least try to prevent the establishment of a terrorist 'caliphate' that is profoundly hostile to civilised values?" Mr Johnson has overall responsibility for the Metropolitan Police which believes that about half of the 500 British jihadists who have gone to Iraq and Syria to join IS are from London.
