Sentence examples for points to defend from inspiring English sources

"Four tournaments with no points to defend.

With lowered expectations and few rankings points to defend, she could be a threat to win Wimbledon.

Your ranking is close now to your career high, and you don't have very many points to defend in the next few months.

Nadal has no ranking points to defend between now and the end of the year and will need only a moderate autumn campaign to recapture the top spot.

The fact that Robson has a large number of ranking points to defend this time around does not appear to have been a burden on the Briton's shoulders.

Nadal predicted earlier this week that Djokovic, who has many fewer points to defend this spring, would rise to No. 1 sometime in May.

The move up to the classier material, though, seemed to contrast with its reliance on zip ties, which the campaign page devotes six bullet points to defending.

It's only a starting point to defend the right to be offensive.

If you wanted a Typhoon available at a particular point to defend the UK from attack, the armed services would say you needed four aircraft and 60 engineers.

This would have been a hard point to defend at the wake for Mr. Gotti, held over two days at the Papavero Funeral Home in Queens.

He went on to make a point to defend the French team which has been echoed by fans across social media: "France had had two matches, two victories which means six points.