Sentence examples for repel the attacks from inspiring English sources

Dani Alves, especially, got a lot of room to go forwards with Mexico's three-man defence struggling to repel the attacks down the flanks.

As industry and government seek to repel the attacks for which the Internet is a launching pad, much of the effort involves understanding those who unleash malicious code and jiggle digital doorknobs.

On Sunday afternoon, the Ministry of Finance said in a statement that government sites were "under DDoS attack," referring to Distributed Denial of Service, a method used by hackers to make sites unavailable, and that Israeli computer experts were working to repel the attacks in cooperation with Internet service providers.

Sadly, lots of them are getting turned down as their defences are not judged to be good enough to repel the attacks.

McClellan was unable to command the army personally because of a recurrence of malarial fever, but his subordinates were able to repel the attacks.

He also argues that the security upgrades that were requested would not have been sufficient to repel the attacks, but Hume rightly points out that the additional upgrades may have been sufficient to the task of keeping Chris Stevens alive.

Otis Caldwell volunteered to repel the attack, allowing the wounded to be evacuated and winning a Bronze Star in the process.

"The sergeant used an unauthorized weapon to repel the attack, causing the death of one of the participants in the siege," Interior and Justice Minister Nestor Reverol wrote on Twitter.

U.S. troops used artillery to repel the attack in Nurestan province Friday, and helicopters rushed the wounded soldiers to medical care, said Col. Tom Collins.

Mohammad Ali Alizada, a member of parliament from Jaghori, said 23 Afghan commandos and at least 25 local residents were killed as they fought to repel the attack.

Fox's Jennifer Griffin reported Friday that CIA officers in Benghazi had been told to "stand down" when they wanted to deploy from their base at the annex to repel the attack on the consulate, about a mile away.