Sentence examples for through defences from inspiring English sources

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The championship came round to his way of playing – that a way can be found through defences.

If that is to continue against Mexico, they will need Van Persie at his arrogant, imperious best and Robben to keep carving a swath through defences.

Dan Carter has the ability to give himself time on the ball, he's an effective kicker with both feet, he ghosts through defences and he has a sublime all-round skill set.

For as long as anyone can remember (say, 1974), Dutch football typically is about dominating the game with beautiful play, about technically superior players swinging through defences, with players of lesser technical prowess relying on the magic of a Cruyffian defence-splitting pass, a Robbean dribble or a Bergkampian two-touch ballerina goal to turn a match to their advantage.

The other two were from Euro 2004, against Switzerland and Croatia, back in the days when Rooney's precocious ability to surge past opponents, slaloming through defences with those raw, thrilling qualities, caused the kind of apprehension among opposition defences that Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi now inspire.

Aircraft manufacturing has long been nationalistic, tied heavily to military and strategic interests through defence contracts.

"It is a long way off the Australian mainland and we are working through defence channels to facilitate that assistance," he said.

Taekwondo lends itself to a gladiatorial atmosphere, although the Koreans believe the use of physical force is justified only through defence.

It raises the real possibility of an increasing proportion of the aid budget being disbursed through defence and national security institutions like the Ministry of Defence.

The charity believes this could be facilitated through defence lawyers – it is thought unlikely that ministers would expand the role of the Probation Service given the scale of the spending cuts.