Sentence examples for continue to repel from inspiring English sources

The boats might leave but we would continue to repel them.

Stephanie Cutter, Mr. Obama's deputy campaign manager, said in a memo to reporters that Mr. Romney's "out-of-touch positions" in Nevada "will continue to repel the very voters who will decide the White House".

So long as Skopelos lacks an airstrip, it will continue to repel the quick-fix hordes, so its future state as a refuge from kitsch and clamour is more or less assured - and while Greeks continue to favour it for their own summer hols, British travellers can luxuriate in being a welcome minority.

In the region R II - III, we have ψ 0 0 < ψ 1 ≤ π / 2 − γ 2. Solutions continue to repel, however their heights change sign between the plates.

Ultimately though, the horseback shot is most brilliant whistle-wise, recalling the old West spirit as we continue to repel the banditos.

Alternatively, the branches of an individual cell could continue to repel each other, but the repulsion between the branches of different cells could be replaced with indifference.

Updated at 4.01pm GMT 3.54pm GMT 67th over: Australia 201-7 (Rogers 103, Harris 2) Harris continues to repel Steyn impressively, with the except of one fresh-air cut.

But he continued to repel any attempt to modify its musical presentation and output, so when I succeeded him in 1992 and began to change the network, he was appalled.

The Dragons continued to repel the Bulldogs throughout the first half and were again rewarded for their efforts when Peter Mata'utia crossed out wide in the 34th minute courtesy of a beautiful long ball from Benji Marshall.

The Besiktas keeper made an astonishing double stop to deny Dries Mertens and continued to repel wave after wave of attacks from the men in red.

However, while the defense may have bent at times, it did not break; the young defenders, aided by spectacular saves from De Gea, continued to repel West Ham's chances.