Sentence examples for refuse though from inspiring English sources

Last year Joe Allen received an offer he couldn't refuse — though from a Realtor, not a crime lord — and pocketed $1.6 million for the tiny building he'd originally bought for $350,000.

Getting an upgrade is something I won't refuse, though.

Camels can flourish on the coarsest of sparse vegetation, feeding on thorny plants, the leaves and twigs of shrubs, and dried grasses that other animals would refuse, though camels are not averse to more attractive food if it is available.

English courts are increasingly steering parties toward mediation and penalising them (in the award of litigation costs) when they refuse, though the government and the mediation profession are resisting any suggestion to make mediation mandatory.

He refused, though, to predict whether he might place second in the primary or how he might fare after New Hampshire.

The president refused, though, because in Japan, a president is someone who announces decisions only when there are no objections".

He ended up refusing, though, because Mr. Morocho, an undocumented immigrant from Ecuador, was using his job at Windows to legalize his status in the United States.

He refused, though, to tell the National Republican Congressional Committee not to fundraise off of the committee's investigation into the Benghazi attack.

He always refused, though with a courteous smile.

He refused, though his own soldiers to the west were out of food, too.

David Cameron refuses, though YouGov reports that approaching 60% of voters are against MPs having second jobs.