Sentence examples for if spurned from inspiring English sources

The letter did not indicate whether Qwest, if spurned by the MCI board, would pursue a proxy vote.

Channel 4's romantic reality TV experiment Married at First Sight ended in heartbreak last week and, if spurned spouse Kate cites any third party in the divorce papers, the siren's name will be Tinder.

Witnesses said he threatened to kill the entire family if Julia Hudson spurned him.

We assumed that if Yahoo spurned Microsoft's unsolicited bid, Microsoft would launch a full-fledged hostile one.

Instead he asked the man who had written the masquerade to run alongside the Queen's horse, warning her what would happen to Dudley if she spurned him.

If Spurrier spurned him and Curry alienated him, Couch found a soulmate in Hal Mumme, now in his second year as the coach.

But the universities were forced to carve out exceptions to that policy in the late-1990s and early 2000s, when Congress, backed by the Supreme Court, denied them federal money if they spurned military recruiters.

As the thinking goes, better to get something — in this case, 25 cents on the euro — than nothing, which would be the long-term value of the Greek bonds that investors would be left with if they spurned the offer.

The fear was if Labor spurned Adani, it would invite thunderous approbation from the business community about ripping up contracts, which plays into the narrative that Labor can't manage the economy, which is the territory the Coalition has opened the 2019 election campaign on.

On Feb. 13, The New York Times reported allegations that Mr. Adams had repeatedly manipulated and harassed women in the music industry, offering to jump-start their careers only to pursue them sexually and in some cases retaliate if they spurned him.

It's just that countries are spending millions on wooing potential voters – money that would be much better spent going straight into the sport if they win (and not spurned if they didn't).