Sentence examples for refuse too from inspiring English sources

But it's impossible to refuse too.

I say to that, good for you but I have yet to download poor quality music and refuse too.

It refuses, too, to count paper ballots as a check on controversial voting machines.

He refused, too, to take seriously the general theory's insistence that the outcome for the economy as a whole, in aggregate, may defy analysis purely in terms of the behaviour of individuals.

Mr Fabius refuses to blame Ms Royal for the Socialists' defeat, and refuses, too, to cast doubt on the ability of her partner, François Hollande, who is first-secretary of the party, to direct the party's strategy for next month's parliamentary elections.

The council said they could no longer help her as she had refused too many properties.

She refused and refused, too proud to take the food, until she finally caved.

If they refuse, which too many do, we do not call it a privacy issue; we call them scoundrels.

Swedish ticket machines for trains and buses usually take only cards; increasingly, cafés and bars and restaurants refuse cash, too.

"If someone applies to me with a name that I don't understand, I will refuse it, too," he said.

On October 10th, she refused that, too.