Sentence examples for help to repel from inspiring English sources

It was launched on 27 November 1095 by Pope Urban II with the primary goal of responding to an appeal from Byzantine Emperor Alexios I Komnenos, who requested that western volunteers come to his aid and help to repel the invading Seljuq Turks from Anatolia.

(At pH 5, the PMKE-0 20 PMKE-0 20ay have an ≈28% excesurfaceositive charges, but this would also help to repel the positively charged avidin).

Vacuum the carpet the following day and your carpets will be fresher and the salt odor will help to repel fleas.

After helping to repel the Continental Army's invasion of Canada (1775 76), Carleton had a disagreement with the secretary of state for the colonies and retired.

The researchers said that while the reflux reflex might well serve as a defense mechanism — helping to repel nest predators like snakes and rodents — they were interested in a different question: whether the parents could detect the olfactory cry of alarm, and if so, how they reacted.

The end-point addition of biotin-linked PEGs, especially in the case of PEG consisting from 50 PEG-units, helped to repel non-target binding caused by endogenous biotin.

PO was the one giving the highest % R and lowest %B due to the highest % retention level after 6 h that might had helped to repel mosquitoes away from the cotton surface.

The fleet remained offshore and helped to repel Ottoman counterattacks over the following two weeks.

It was during this period that Private Elmer E. Fryar earned a posthumous Medal of Honor when he helped to repel a counterattack, personally killing twenty-seven Japanesoldiersers before being mortally wounded by a sniper.

It also alters dogs' internal pH level, helping to repel fleas.

Catnip also helps to repel some bugs and pests like spiders.