Sentence examples for continuously refused from inspiring English sources

They have continuously refused to reveal how much money they were forced to pay Eurotunnel since the result of the case was first revealed.

A spokesperson for the Department of Health said: "The BMA has continuously refused to discuss unsocial hours pay, despite their agreement to talk about this as part of ACAS in November and the progress we've made on safety, education and training".

In an e-mail last week, Sterling contended, "The Trustee has continuously refused to provide the Sterling Partners with any of the pre-complaint discovery he concededly took, and the discovery that the Sterling Partners were able to obtain on their own directly contradicts the Trustee's complaint".

Nevertheless, Kemp has continuously refused to ask the State Legislature for funds to update the voting system.

She and four other women had locked themselves in the bell tower, ringing it continuously, refusing to let them take it away.

When they fail to live up to her romantic expectations, continuously refusing to see her as more than the image she conveys, the penalty is death.

If you're in the grip of worrying how you appear to others, put a stop to it by not updating so continuously and refusing to fall into the trap of wondering whether or not your presence on Facebook is having an impact!

Of those 100 prisoners striking, around 40 had refused food continuously since 8 July.

[They] refused to be driven, bleated almost continuously, and stood with their heads lowered; they were finally carried from the pasture. . . .

But Judge Berman made it clear that his patience with Mr. Douglas was done, saying the inmate had been "continuously reckless, disruptive and noncompliant" and had repeatedly squandered opportunities and refused to obey the law.

He argued continuously with Pierre Jourdan, the director of the documentary "I Am a Dancer," begun in 1970, and finally refused the producer's wish that only "Rudolf Nureyev" appear above the title.