Sentence examples for must repel from inspiring English sources
Without naming specific groups or nations, Mr Netanyahu said that Israel must "repel slanders".
The player's domain is being invaded — in this case by a few dozen varieties of zombies — and the player must repel them with an array of defenses, including peashooters, melon-pults, wall-nuts and fume-shrooms.
If you have a child who rides a bicycle and you aren't made anxious by drivers, then your brain must repel reason as powerfully as the mind of a psychopath/sociopath/homeopath.
To be economically viable, any competitor not only must repel insects better than DEET, but also overcome its disadvantages.
To the rest, these are dangerous Anglo-American forces, which must be repelled.
This means that the two up quarks in a proton must be repelling each other.
Take the best parts of Leon's campaign – which without spoiling anything make for the best parts of the entire venture – that trap our hero as his insipid cohort in ambushes where are never ending tide of zombies must be repelled for a set time period.
There is a difference between myself and some of the peace people in Europe: whereas they think that the ultimate evil in the world is war, I think the ultimate evil in the world is aggression, and aggression sometimes must be repelled by force.
We must fight to repel this reactionary counter-current".
To offer more games to create more advertising slots for television companies is a temptation that cricket must learn to repel.
As hate mongers move to capture the moment to gain politically, people who care for a pluralist and harmonious world must unite and repel these advances.
