Sentence examples for were defended with from inspiring English sources

Oppressive policies traditionally were defended with the rationale that "nature" has made women physically, intellectually, and emotionally frail (Miles 1988).

The major cities of the kingdom were defended with defensive walls and moats.

The surrounding beaches were defended with lines of barbed wire, slit trenches and square weapons pits, reinforced by concrete pillboxes to the north and south of the castle, at least partially laid down by the 1st Battalion Essex Regiment.

You have seen Bayern draw 0-0 recently against Frankfurt because Frankfurt were defending with a lot of players.

Bassong, Lennon and Jake Livermore all had shots blocked as Spurs threw everything at PAOK, who were defending with all 10 of their players behind the ball.

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini: "Stoke were defending with 10 players in their box.

But what or whom would have been defended with a gesture like that?

James Madison wrote that the nation's "political scriptures" must be defended with "holy zeal".

A dissertation has always been defended with evidence, even in the humanities.

What might have happened had the Republic been defended with a real international force?

In addition, he's defended with heretofore-unseen vigor and shown a far greater willingness to pass when double-teamed.