Sentence examples for As spurned from inspiring English sources

The Williams offer is the latest unsolicited deal to be announced this year, as spurned suitors have more confidence to fight for their takeover targets.

As the composer David Lang, who has thought deeply about Schubert, points out, the final number, "The Hurdy-Gurdy Man," shows that the desperation of the narrator arises not only from his situation as spurned lover but also from his profession — "he writes songs".

The Napoli player missed three gilt-edged chances, notably when heading straight at Casillas from six yards when unmarked, as well as creating spurned opportunities for Alberto Gilardino and Claudio Marchisio.

The company did not discuss its unsolicited takeover bids for Pepsi Bottling Group and PepsiAmericas, spurned as too low by both bottlers.

Previous offers of 600 pence and 650 pence were spurned as too low, and British regulators have set a Thursday deadline for a formal bid.

The number of students in England entering higher education came close to touching the magic 50% mark – long seen as an objective by policymakers – in 2011-12, astudentstspurneded gap years to avoid the imposition of higher tuition fees.

In a movie that paints Zuckerberg as entirely driven by thinking of himself as a spurned, disrespected outsider (who happens to go to Harvard, but no matter), that leftover room is the snub made architectural, a wood-paneled chip on the shoulder.

She wasn't spoofing her tabloid image as the spurned wife of Brad Pitt.

Cameron Diaz, as a spurned woman who haunts the hero's dreams, is a scarily avenging fury.

On the Internet, fans of sports such as cricket, spurned by sports channels around the world, are better-served than they have ever been before.

It was another woefully inept showing from Del Bosque's men as Depor spurned several glaring opportunities that should have made the scoreline even more emphatic.