Sentence examples similar to refuse to recite from inspiring English sources

But, perhaps out of love for his friend, he refused to recite that tune again.

A judge will be reprimanded and fined $100 for jailing a lawyer who refused to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in his courtroom.

The reaction to the rare child who refuses proves the point: last year, for instance, a Maryland teacher yelled at a 13-year-old girl who refused to recite the pledge and called a school security officer to escort her from the classroom.

In his Bible Belt hometown that he once mockingly wrote in an e-mail had "more pews than people," Private Manning refused to recite the parts of the Pledge of Allegiance that referred to God or do homework assignments that involved the Scriptures.

The ad attacks her for describing herself as an anarchist who refused to recite the Pledge of Allegiance while in public office. .

And they have refused to recite any actual codified statute that gives them legal authority to keep my property.

Nor could the plaintiffs demonstrate that refusing to recite the pledge unlawfully classified them and resulted in different treatment based upon this classification.

In Boston, for example, school officials severely beat a young Catholic boy who refused to recite the Protestant version of the Ten Commandments in 1859.

Jane Kim made headlines after she was elected in 2011 when she refused to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of Board of Supervisors meetings.

She was expelled from the Fine Arts Academy only after four months, for refusing to recite a poem for Josip Broz Tito, the then emerging political figure of the former Yugoslavia.

The ad chiefly defends his claim to have brought a million jobs to Florida, but it also dismisses her as someone who during her service as a Lake Worth city commissioner "refused to recite the pledge of allegiance".