Fend dans une phrase (en anglais)
- Then we could fend off the P A F.
- She let go of Pussy, to fend it off.
- Even Kifter could not fend off hunger.
- But no! Up came the crop to fend, and.
- Nancy had to fend for herself in the end.
- The kids have to fend for themselves then.
- In the future, they would have to fend for.
- We just need to learn to fend for ourselves.
- Muslims were still able to fend off the attack.
- He’ll just have to fend for himself for now.
- I was able to fend him off, but he'll be back.
- One fellow picked up an oar as if to fend us off.
- He could barely fend his attacks with his spears!.
- It sounds like something that’s said to fend off.
- Still he smiled, ignoring her attempt to fend him off.
- The rest were mostly kids, left to fend on their own.
- Schmidt gave an agonized wheeze and tried to fend him.
- The Kolor had to raise the shield to fend off the blow.
- I asked if they fed her or left her to fend for herself.
- He watched Cat storm off leaving Eva to fend for herself.
- It had taken much more than he expected to fend off Peter.
- Buddy, expecting to fend off the blow, raised his arm and.
- I don’t know how much longer I can fend them off though.
- Despite the fact his woman was there, I had to fend him off.
- The tradesman writhed miserably in a futile attempt to fend.
- Without his shield, it would be much harder for him to fend.
- Social activity maybe started as a way to fend off the darkness.
- We managed to fend them off, but not before they took half of.
- They toss the vampires in a pit and let them fend for themselves.
- He lashed out at it, again and again, trying to fend it off, so he.
- Ashley could fend for herself, but had no ties to this place or time.
- Sam and Everette had been warned, and they could fend for themselves.
- Tamlyn’s teeth chattered, and his legs shook in an eff ort to fend.
- You're in, you are, Libertyville, the squalid mainland of fend for.
- His place was among the dead the moment he left me to fend for myself.
- The innocents were returned to it and will have to fend for themselves.
- I tried to fend him off, but he ignored my outstretched knife and lunged.
- I don’t feel right about leaving you to fend for yourself on the trail.
- Nangong Ping knew that it was a hopeless situation as he tried to fend off.
- We have to fend for ourselves in the pathless woods of personal prejudices.
- Kyrin got on her horse and rode off, leaving the others to fend for themselves.
- Ray was busy trying to fend off the demons that were attacking the downed lion.
- Hurried by her mother, she left her fiancé and her mate to fend for themselves.
- Staggering backwards, he managed to fend off Gonzalez, recovering from the punch.
- He put up his hand as if to fend off the brightness of their faces from his eyes.
- She was a fraction too slow; there was insufficient time for her to fend him off.
- And they must go out into the cold, hard machine world… and fend for themselves.
- He was already on his feet, shoulders bunched, preparing to fend off the intruder.
- Gray houses run in converging lines to the horizon, bunched as if to fend off cold.
- Too many Americans would have simply told the servants to fend for themselves alone.
- No one suspected that their city would be able to fend off an orderran attack….
- He was hoping only to fend off his assailant, but the mind-cane had a different purpose.
- Meanwhile Victor was somehow perplexed and hardly had time to fend off missing strikes.
- Greg and Rachel attacked it and found it had only a small laser battery to fend them off.
- When I wanted to study engineering at Manipal, he said I was too young to fend for myself.
- Nether the less, she tried to fend it off, but her fingers slid through its inky blackness.
- The short interval of busy work tending to communal chores helped to fend off notice of the.
- The secret service was gone, patrolling the crowd leaving the president to fend for himself.
- It starts with 'Live and let the others fend for themselves' and ends with 'Live and help die.
- An obscene amount of money had been used up from the estate funds to fend off the legal actions.
- To fend off fighter attack and hit narrow target islands, planes had to bunch very close together.
- This setup has a tendency to take a few days to get started as bears fend off the dip-buying crowd.
- Those people could not just be abandoned in the middle of Germany or Poland to fend for themselves.
- By now the nursing staff had left the operating room in fear leaving the doctor to fend for himself.
- He tried to fend the blows of with his raised arms but the blows continued to rain against his head.
- I had him wrapped around my little finger, which left Desiree’ out in the cold to fend for herself.
- It was only time before Muhammad developed acumen for trading, and thus was able to fend for himself.
- They were left to fend for themselves while he drained the family’s life savings to spend on excess.
- I’ve had to fend for myself and I guess that left no time for carefreeness, if there’s such a word.
- This left Monica to fend on her own for the evening, and to cook whatever she desired to consume as food.
- TIN had adopted a poison pill defense in an attempt to fend off a hostile takeover by International Paper.
- I figured that she and Marcus must be married and that is why she left Nhance and me to fend for ourselves.
- Visola finally was able to fend off the bulk of her swarm of attackers and turned to swim toward the princess.
- The Cimmerian made no attempt to dodge or fend them away, but his own hands darted to the Kosalan's bull-neck.
- Reaching out both hands to fend off the invasive digits, he grasped at the air finding something solid to hold.
- This was not a real bankruptcy but rather a nearly sui generis use of bankruptcy law to fend off legal obligations.
- He clambers to his feet, surprised at how weak he is, but prepared to fend off all attackers, whether man or animal.
- No longer able to fend for themselves, they slumped on the streets awaiting whichever came first, a handout or death.
- You have no idea how great it is that I don’t have to fend off the nitwits who were always after me for my pills.
- Damien wasn’t ready for her to date boys, and his attitude indirectly gave them permission to fend off any suitors.
- Unlike the incident with Blondie, he made no attempt to fend off the blow and took the hit solidly without flinching.
- She saw the man in front of her now as a tired old man trying to fend for his family, just like any other man on earth.
- But there was a nice camp knife that would fend off small vermin the size of a mindune in her pack tied to that saddle.
- Maybe, it’s this subconscious sense of gratitude that tends parents to fend their children into adulthood, and beyond.
- What happens now? What happens to the cows and horses and sheep back on the island? They can’t fend for themselves.
- Even had the original plan been completed, there had been no plan to cut them loose and leave them to fend for themselves.
- He had decided that his men could fend for themselves against the cannon as their lives were of little consequence to him.
- The irony now was that with Amonas missing, and her protector unable to come to her aid she would have to fend for herself.
- The combat armor they both wore was intended to fend off lasers and not the slug from a large caliber pistol at short range.
- It was not easy for Jon to fend off the natives as he was quite attractive and more imposing than the rest of his shipmates.
- Where do you think the custom of All Empires neglecting their own colonies, and leaving them to fend for themselves comes from?
- For a while I could recall no more, and then, unable to fend it off, for it came of itself, a last fragment appeared in the dark:.
- For now, he had just abandoned her without warning to fend for herself against the most powerful and evil being that walked Midgard.
- Okay, okay! he protested holding up his hands to fend off an unseen enemy, But you’ve got to cut them a little slack, Rytal.
- They were joined in their dry haven by a middle-aged man who was holding a newspaper over his head in an attempt to fend off the rain.
- Liam, a trainer of Thorns, watched in horror as his new apprentice attempted to fend off a medium-sized cave spider in Teekwood Caverns.
- What is love that can split even gold into half? Love is something that is as mysterious as magic, when it comes, it cannot be fend off.
- The day after, when a TV repair van slowed to seek an address, Emily stepped out to fend off any ill-mannered reporters who might nose in.
- One by one, the kith and kin, with heavy heart, took leave of the bereaved, leaving Roopa, her family and her in-laws to fend for themselves.
- Only then can GOOD positive living human grass-roots movements, and GOOD positive living energy fend off and begin ATTACKING negative energy.
