Sentence examples for repulsed with from inspiring English sources

From these, Union assaults were repulsed with heavy losses.

Madrid claims that the attack was repulsed with heavy losses by the enemy.

When enemy troops probed the marines' perimeter on Thursday night, shooting flares, they were easily repulsed with mortar fire.

The Russian assaults of July 30 (Second Battle) and September 11 12 (Third Battle) were repulsed with severe losses.

In 1859, when the signatories arrived off the Dagu fort on their way to sign the treaties in Beijing, they were repulsed, with heavy damage inflicted by the gunfire from the fort.

After the indecisive Battle of Oak Grove (June 25), Lee's attack on the Union right at Mechanicsville (June 26) was repulsed with great losses, but Lee and General "Stonewall" Jackson combined to defeat General Fitz-John Porter's V Corps in a bloody encounter at Gaines's Mill (June 27).

Leaving prison in January 1875, he tried a Trappist retreat, then hurried to Stuttgart to meet Rimbaud, who apparently repulsed him with violence.

He repulsed them with artillery and counterattacked successfully over the course of a two-day engagement, killing 300 of the attackers and wounding 400 at the cost of 3 French dead and 5 wounded.

The woman he's with, repulsed, ends up making out with the other guy.

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

Her women get appallingly drunk, fake orgasms, throw themselves at men they despise and are repulsed by, sleep with each other's friends, hit their children, act in ways that unsettle our feel-good expectations.