Sentence examples for could be turned down from inspiring English sources

But if you call for a reservation, you could be turned down.

Officials believe as many as 200,000 applicants could be turned down for a place in the UK next September.

Take on a lodger with these, and any claim you make on your insurance could be turned down.

Men also wore the montero cap, which had a flap that could be turned down, and the Monmouth cap, a kind of stocking cap.

Not only would the insurance policies be relatively affordable, but no one could be turned down for coverage, regardless of medical condition.

Other E.U. legal experts said the request could be turned down if the crime in question were deemed political in nature.

Applicants for this insurance could not be turned down, under the Mayo plan.

It was difficult to teach a target audience for a niche subject through public talks and magazine space and media coverage would be limited for a given piece, and a book pitch could easily be turned down.

Under the Affordable Care Act, he couldn't be turned down because of his pre-existing condition.

"If you have a situation where people did not know to get tested, they could come to facilities and be turned down.

Arriving in England with just the clothes on their back, the Stinky Toys asked the Pistols if they could borrow their equipment, only to be turned down.