Sentence examples for begin to shun from inspiring English sources

Zongnan Wang, chairman of Bright Food, said he was "excited" about bringing Weetabix to breakfast tables across China and Asia, where western eating habits are slowly catching on as wealthier citizens begin to shun traditional rice and steamed bread.

In the wild, both palatable and unpalatable firefly species often share the same habitat, so if a spider or other predator gets a bad taste in its mouth, it will begin to shun all flashing lights, to the benefit of both species.

Students began to shun him.

That was when he began to shun conventional spaces.

In Britain, advertisers had begun to shun The News of the World, removing ads from the tabloid.

After the outbreak of the Palestinian uprising in 2000, tourists began to shun Egypt.

Bryan said he would "flip out," and friends began to shun him.

But commissioned work repelled him, and he began to shun it for a career of shoestring independence.

"In the midst of urban chaos, people crave the comfort of tradition and are beginning to shun high-tech innovation" Mr. Auclert said.

Sporadic court actions mining suspended in some areas, some spectrum allocations being cancelled have made rent-seeking less profitable, and foreign investors have begun to shun such sectors.

And a funny thing happened: Somewhere on our gastronomic pilgrimage we began to shun the new and rediscover the traditional values of the best Roman bourgeois eating places.