Sentence examples for repulsed from from inspiring English sources
Repulsed from Utica by Cato (Uticensis) and expelled from his temporary capital Zama by its inhabitants, Juba committed suicide.
The rioters were repulsed from attacking a small Jewish enclave in the heart of the Palestinian-controlled city, according to the Israeli military.
As an example, in plot FS-17, American beech saplings are clustered around large trees of other species but repulsed from large American beech trees (at short distances).
After the German army was repulsed from Moscow's suburbs during World War II, the hotel became an important gathering place for politicians and diplomats, includng Stalin himself and Churchill.
This difference can be attributed that a strong intermolecular interaction occurred between WPU and CMCH to form a dense architecture, owing to that two kinds of macromolecules all were repulsed from the Teflon surface and forced to concentrate into inner surface.
On the 12 September, the army arrived at the city of Nicopolis but were repulsed from its walls and settled into a siege.
In 655 bc Psamtik I marched into Philistia in pursuit of the Assyrians, and in 620 bc he apparently repulsed Scythians from the Egyptian frontier.
A negative dielectrophoretic (nDEP) response was recorded when the embryo was repulsed away from the edge of the light pattern when the light pattern was brought near the embryo (Fig. 1f, Video S1).
Ordinarily, adaptation to an oriented target produces a tilt aftereffect (TAE; [ 33]): the perceived orientation of subsequently viewed test stimuli is repulsed away from the adaptor.
Rebel ground forces were not as successful, and over the past several months Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's troops repulsed them repeatedly from Brega, stubbornly guarding its strategic refinery.
A6 French Voters Swing Right French voters showed strong support for President Jacques Chirac's center-right alliance in a first-round parliamentary vote that pushed the left toward eclipse and repulsed a challenge from the extreme-right National Front, according to computer projections and partial results.
