Sentence examples for will repel from inspiring English sources

Typically sold for use on car windows, glass shield protectors or rain repellents will repel moisture on your shower doors as well.

Dry dirt will repel the thing it needs the most.

Massood, however, is confident his troops will repel the Taliban.

She worries that her androgynous body will repel him as it had a previous lover.

Scientists hope the GM crop will repel aphids and so not require insecticide.

Despite the rapid advance, government forces will repel Franco's forces from the capital until eventual surrender in 1939.

His relentlessly jokey, cliche-ridden, pointlessly data-packed prose will repel all but the most ardent fans.

They are also the views that will repel a lot of voters, not least in secular New Hampshire, who might otherwise be intrigued by Mr Santorum's qualities.

Put a bunch of them together and they will repel one another in a way that takes the very fabric of space along with them.

Some Tory Eurosceptics are understood to want Mr Farage to take a back seat, fearing the controversial leader will repel more swing voters than he attracts.

Two protons, for example, will repel each other because of their identical electrical force but will be attracted to each other by gravitation.