defending造句

Some players are better at defending.

All... Russia is doing is defending its interests.

They couldn't prevent our defending the rights of the workers.

He told me to do stuff I'm doing right now, defending and running the floor.

The defending counsel will meet tomorrow to prepare a petition against the verdicts.

Thinking like a cracker is the next step in defending your code.

At the same time you would be able to injure others, if I gave you the means of defending yourself.

Mancini was defending his WBA lightweight title for the second time when he climbed through the ropes at Caesars.

Russia has made perfunctory attempts to justify the invasion. It claimed that it was defending Russian citizens.

Perhaps more than any other Wall Street firm, Goldman has been steadfast in defending its actions during the credit boom.

It puts the birds on the defensive and while they are defending their territory, they are not sat on their eggs.

He said, over the years, China has given great understanding to Nepal's efforts in defending national sovereignty and safeguarding national dignity and provided Nepal selfless help.

Five days later, the Guardian published an editorial describing the circumstances that led to the inaccurate report and defending their journalist.

A busy group of sand wasps decided to build a nest in our cabana, and I watched with mild interest until they started defending their new home.

Thereupon, finding Tess unfairly browbeaten, the husbands and lovers tried to make peace by defending her; but the result of that attempt was directly to increase the war.

My friends, the momentous trials of the last century, and the unfolding events of this century, attest to the decisive role of the United States in advancing peace and defending freedom.

Most importantly, it had machine-gun emplacements to defend against an assault, and it had dugouts deep enough to shelter large Numbers of defending troops during an enemy bombardment.

It's a reverse value proposition: the more we feel threatened, the more energy we spend defending, restoring, and asserting our value, and the less energy we have available to create value.

On the campaign trail lately, Obama has been confronted by disillusionment — the woman who was “exhausted” defending him, the mother whose son campaigned for him but was now looking for work.

But if you use Vikings well, you can spend the bulk of your precious resources on defending your base, and then to build up a juggernaut army for the final push.