Sentence examples for denied handing from inspiring English sources

Rooney, who has denied handing in a formal transfer request, allegedly came into Ferguson's office the day after the title-winning victory over Aston Villa and "asked away", with his agent Paul Stretford also calling David Gill.

Since last year's G8 summit in Northern Ireland a number of Europeans have been released by opposition groups in Syria, which have included Islamic State, and although the governments of the freed hostages have routinely denied handing over payments, those denials are not always fully accepted in Whitehall.

Bamieh denies handing the information over but has been working with the paper to corroborate the charges since her suspension.

The first reaction of many passengers to the hand-luggage restrictions imposed after the aircraft terror alert was not the inconvenience of being denied hand cream, but the initial ban on taking reading material aboard.

The Trump-shove, the denied hand-holding, the rowdy hand-shaking make up the blur of video-loop splendor that dominated the social media.

Citigroup vigorously denies Hands's version of events and will present evidence to suggest that Terra Firma was prepared to shell out a very substantial sum, whether or not rival buyers were in the frame.

But would you guess that many will also deny hand tattoos?

China has strongly denied having a hand in the earlier attacks.

Not surprisingly, Pakistan was swiftly blamed for the bombing, and just as swiftly, denied having a hand in it.

On her Facebook page, Chaouqui, whose profile picture captures a smiling Pope Francis shaking her hand, denied having betrayed the Argentinian pope.

Putin referred to the region as Novorossiya ("New Russia"), evoking claims from the imperial era, and, although all signs pointed to direct Russian involvement in the insurgency, Putin steadfastly denied having a hand in the fighting.