This time they were repelled.
The crew repelled the attack.
Nationalism of any sort repelled her.
Any deformity frightened and repelled her.
A first assault was repelled; others are likely to follow.
The minister tremulously, But decidedly, repelled the old man's arm.
We repelled the enemy from the shores after a long hard struggle.
The spheres had been magnetized and attracted or repelled each other all the time.
They have been repelled by the apparent sophistry of parts of his essay on "Civil Disobedience".
Step 3: If the aluminum foil ball is repelled away from the dish, the electroscope works.
But it repelled gold bugs and, as the gold price rose ever higher, it hurt the miners' profits, too.
There were reports that his forces had been repelled by the rebels, but just listen to this.
What better description could there be of our attitude-at once awed and repelled, envious and disproving-to the bodies of certain celebrities?
In the fierce three-day fight in Kuningtou, the invaders were repelled as they lost nearly 4, 000 soldiers and had another 5, 200 captured.
In electrostatic field, the charges on the isolated conductor surface are repelled by the other charges, which is defined as surface repulsive force discussed in this paper.
Fascinating it may prove to be from a woman who has entranced and repelled Americans, and it's undoubtedly Palin's life. But "her words" is a more suspect claim.
She was repelled by thse lacerated hands, grimed by toil so that the very dirt of life was ingrained in the flesh itself, by that red chafe of the collar and those bulging muscles.
Frege carried the logicism creed, at the same time, he hold up the banner of the anti-psychological at first on the history, and resolutely repelled the psychological factor in logic.
Chongqing was long a holdout against the cycles of history, the major port of unruly Sichuan province, which repelled successive waves of invasion and defied assimilation with China's east.
"The minister tremulously, but decidedly, repelled the old man's arm. He still walked onward, if that movement could be so described, which rather resembled the wavering effort of an infant, with its mother's arms in view, outstretched to tempt him forward."
