Sentence examples for start to defend from inspiring English sources

THE ROOKIE -- The Giants do not know yet if cornerback Will Allen is going to be ready from the start to defend a bushel of dangerous receivers, including Denver's Ed McCaffrey and Rod Smith and Green Bay's Antonio Freeman.

But it is about all those other, earlier preoccupations too, as we shall find when the bastions of English Heritage start to defend the empty plinth, their last redoubt.

Don't start to defend your character or your intentions.

If you start to defend anything, it becomes, 'Methinks the lady doth protest too much,' " the actor said, when asked if he thought moviegoers would draw real-life inferences from his work.

The Dodgers will start to defend their National League West title Saturday, but the majority of Los Angeles fans will have to break out their radios to catch the action.

I'm sick of that!" Will she in a General Election start to defend this 'four-letter' word government by framing it as our democracy saving the lives of our infants and children in cribs and cars...because otherwise she might win the WH and again be stymied by demagoguery against good programs?

GP The Red Bulls attack had been doing so many things right without reward early this season (though in fairness their defense had done plenty wrong), that the popular verdict on their bizarrely poor start to defending the Supporters Shield was that it was going to take "a kind bounce" to get their season started.

But then he started to defend and became difficult".

"It's true that the pirates started to defend the fishing business," Mr. Mohamed said.

I did that and I've started to defend a lot better and not attack at stupid moments".

Ms. Narassiguin started to defend this "symbolic proposition," but then Philippe Manteau, 40, a candidate from Brooklyn, interjected: "It's not symbolic for those who pay".