parry|parried|parries|parrying in English

verb

[par·ry || 'pærɪ]

ward off, turn away, repulse; evade, avoid, dodge

Use "parry|parried|parries|parrying" in a sentence

1. The shot was parried by the goalie.

2. The fencer parried his opponent's thrust.

3. The spokesman parried cleverly an embarrassing question.

4. Dodge, parry, and thrust!

5. He skillfully parried all the interviewer's most probing questions.

6. Predictably the president parried enquiries about the arms scandal.

7. 2 He skillfully parried all the interviewer's most probing questions.

8. Mrs Parry, have you marked our tests yet?

9. Old Entellus stands immoveable and Astrain, only parrying hits with body and watchful eye.

10. 21 Sir John fenced on, parrying sideways, backwards and forwards, playing with his opponents.

11. The goalkeeper parried his first shot but he scored from the rebound.

12. In an awkward press conference, Mr King parried questions on the allegations.

13. Parry said he hadn't attached much importance to the decision.

14. Watching over his son, Colin Parry felt extremely moved.

15. That left him three strokes behind the pacesetter, Parry.

16. Parry became a repository for the tribe's oral history.

17. Mr Parry said that it was a very sad case.

18. Parry, “escaped European influence, whether social, religious, commercial or technical.”

19. We sought to parry the charateristic Soviet lunge with fancy footwork.

20. Peter Schmeichel parried away Bergkamp's resultant spot kick and the game went into extra time.

21. Counterattack 5 yards range5 seccooldown45-110 ManaInstant castParried attackA strike that becomes active after parrying an opponent's attack

22. This week Woosnam was averaging 288 yards with his driver, Parry 2

23. Parry kicked a penalty after three minutes before Stephens replied for Llanelli.

24. “Thank you,” Parry tells his Accosters and they pummel him out of consciousness

25. He broadcast his punch and the other man was able to parry it.