Repulsed , for they are under a perpetual penalty ,

Repulsed , for they are under a perpetual penalty ,

After being repulsed, the Congo occupied the province in September 1961.

One group of soldiers tried to enter Cinema Royal, but were repulsed at the entrance.

After the barrage, the Soviet infantry attacked across open ground but was repulsed with heavy casualties.

Of course, most of us don t need to be conditioned to feel repulsed by rape or torture.

And Allah repulsed the disbelievers in their wrath they gained no good . Allah averted their attack from the believers .

And Allah repulsed the disbelievers in their wrath they gained no good . Allah averted their attack from the believers .

In 1510, Bijapur repulsed an invasion by the Portuguese against the city of Goa, but lost it later that year.

The folk of Noah denied before them , yea , they denied Our slave and said A madman and he was repulsed .

The folk of Noah denied before them , yea , they denied Our slave and said A madman and he was repulsed .

Two years later, after de Gaulle s steeliness repulsed a second uprising, the Evian peace agreements between France and the FLN brought Algeria s independence.

The people of Noah had denied before them , and had called Our votary a liar , and said He is possessed , and repulsed him .

The people of Noah had denied before them , and had called Our votary a liar , and said He is possessed , and repulsed him .

After a protest march on June 28 was fired on, crowds attacked the communist party and secret police headquarters, where they were repulsed by gunfire.

The Greek Army was not prepared, and the attack was repulsed in the Second Battle of İnönü, resulting in the first Greek defeat in the Asia Minor Campaign.

Afghans are patriots, with a rich history of fighting for independence and against foreign invasions. British and Soviet attempts to bring the country to heel were both repulsed by Afghans.

Later in the year, they mounted an attack on Carlisle but, lacking money, they were easily repulsed by Edward's men who were rooting out the remaining Lancastrian forces in the northern counties.

In March, a group apparently consisting of former members of the Zairian armed forces launched a series of attacks on civilian and military installations in Kinshasa, and were repulsed by loyalist soldiers.

Because the invasion was manifestly illegal and provocative, Pakistan denied that official soldiers were involved, with the result that when they were repulsed, at great cost to both sides, Musharraf refused to accept his own soldiers bodies.

Given the relentless nature of government attacks on media, protesters and opposition figures in the last year or more, the democracy narrative promoted by the government appeared deeply ironic to some that disputed the characterisation of those that repulsed the coup as heroic civilians confronting traitors.