Sentence examples for repulsed the from inspiring English sources

The army repulsed the attack with the help of helicopter gunships and warplanes.

Repulsed, the British press called Tyson "tawdry", "mad" and ready for "the nuthouse".

"He said the officers would respond after they repulsed the gunmen.

But today Eritrea said it had "repulsed" the Ethiopian attack and inflicted heavy casualties.

Eritrea, however, said it had repulsed the attack, and reported shooting down three Ethiopian fighter planes.

In 1866 the Koreans began a nationwide persecution of Christians and repulsed the French and Americans there.

After their initial forays were repulsed, the Ethiopians launched a barrage of air strikes from bombers, fighters and helicopter gunships.

The state suits posed an enormous threat to the companies, and the documents coming to light repulsed the country.

The Syrian state news agency Sana said forces loyal to the government had successfully repulsed the assault.

His statement differed from the initial Syrian claim that it had repulsed the air raid before an attack occurred.

But crime levels were low, and flamboyant gangsters, like Frank Costello and Bugsy Siegel, fascinated rather than repulsed the citizenry.