Sentence examples for refuse admittance from inspiring English sources

In effect, it gives the commission the power to refuse admittance to anyone it considers offensive, some residents said.

To refuse admittance to every virile immigrant, healthy of body and mind, would be not only un-American and un-Christian, but fatal to our fullest growth and prosperity, fatal to our ideals, fatal to democracy.

Refused admittance, he shot and killed an NBC stagehand, Campbell Theron Montgomery.

If she does arrive the ILEA says she will be refused admittance.

Incident of the Guitrys being refused admittance to the former because the doormen did not recognize the name.

A federal law authorizes officers to break down a door if they are "refused admittance" after announcing their presence.

For at this precise moment pity is given a chance to enter Dingley's soul, and it is refused admittance.

That statute requires that an officer must state his authority and his purpose at the threshold, and be refused admittance, before he may break open the door.

Mr. Browne, a Pulitzer‐prize winner based in Buenos Aires, was refused admittance on his arrival by air to cover the elections Friday.

Two youths who protested to the doorman of an uptown speakeasy that they were all of eighteen years old were refused admittance, nevertheless.

Mr. Bunce, the Paul campaign Nevada chairman, said dozens of people had declined to sign the declaration and had been refused admittance to the caucus.