Sentence examples for all spurned from inspiring English sources

All were theatre luminaries; all spurned Levin's work.

Shaun Maloney, James McCarthy and McManaman all spurned chances to double their lead.

(All spurned lovers want to describe their hurt to the people who left them. That's the only audience that matters).

Stephenson, after all, spurned the Red Storm and ultimately chose Cincinnati in a long-winded recruiting process that carried into late June.

So far only 22 states have passed this kind of law, and California, New York and Texas have all spurned it.

In the first half, Jimmy Kébé, Brynjar Gunnarsson, Stephen Hunt and Kevin Doyle all spurned opportunities to give them the initiative.

The Seve Trophy teams were confirmed on Wednesday, with Great Britain and Ireland's top six qualifiers, as expected, all spurning the chance to play in the biennial event against Europe.

Watford could have extended their lead further with Deeney, McGugan and Forestieri all spurning opportunities in the final quarter of the game.

From then on, Hoxha spurned all the world's major powers, declaring that Albania would become a model socialist republic on its own.

A series of American inducements for opening a dialogue over the last several years, including a secret message from President Clinton last August, have all been spurned by the Iranian leadership.

Banging your ex's little brother, staging elaborate gags, or stirring up shit (sometimes literally); these are all ways spurned lovers have staked their revenge.