Sentence examples for repelled it with from inspiring English sources

Each time we repelled it with rocks and noise.

Orchard Lane resident Roger Dahl said that on Oct. 30 he was confronted in front his home by three large, free-roaming dogs — one of which chased him up his own driveway until he repelled it with a walking stick.

Another gentleman will bowl a lump of leather as fast as possible, and a third gentleman will attempt to repel it with his trusty willow.

His second, five years later, of Christian religious paintings, sold well but repelled critics with its treacly piety — van Meegeren, it turned out, was a student of Scripture.

Many white voters have abandoned the New National Party, repelled by its partnership with the black government.

In 1785 it launched a massive invasion of the country, which was repelled only with great difficulty.

They ripped up a Chinese flag and replaced it with a Tibetan flag, before clashing with paramilitary police, who repelled them with batons, shields and teargas.

The police repelled them with rubber bullets and tear gas, injuring 38 workers, union officials said.

French riot police repeatedly repelled them with tear gas and water cannon.

Their machine-guns and canister rounds proved telling during the fighting; the main attack stalled as it reached the wire before being repelled with heavy casualties by the combined firepower of the Australian infantry and tanks.

The Federals were repelled with staggering losses: Burnside lost 12,653 men, compared with Lee's 5,309.