Sentence examples for having been repelled from inspiring English sources

The group has tried and failed to take oil fields in the region, having been repelled by local fighters.

Eurocrats, especially those ending their terms of office, would talk about the 'existential threat' to the euro having been repelled.

Having been repelled by the loud sexism of some of the Morning Star's senior staff, Campbell worked first for the London magazine Time Out, and then City Limits, the co-operatively run challenger founded by former Time Out staff after that magazine was forced to abandon its collective model of working.

Two bids have been repelled.

It could have been repelled firmly, but without the loss of multiple lives.

"In 1991 girls would have been repelled; now they're throwing themselves at him".

Local media later reported that the Isis attack had been repelled.

Australia had been repelled in the first Test and themselves humbled in the second.

Such a partial move should hardly satisfy former donors who have been repelled by the Scouts' discriminatory ways.

"The Taliban were trying to show us their power but they have been repelled by Afghan forces," said Mr. Khan, the police chief.

At Dartmouth College the inspiration for "Animal House"—repeated faculty-driven efforts at reform have been repelled.Scuffles between university administrators and fraternities are hardly new.