Sentence examples for refuses to seat from inspiring English sources
Under this philosophy, the punishment for a lunch counter that refuses to seat black customers would be public shunning, not a court order.
When a restaurant hostess refuses to seat him and his wife because they've become a party of two instead of four, Cheryl informs the hostess that her husband Larry was a co-creator of "Seinfeld".
But white lawmakers refused to seat him.
The Republican majority refused to seat the Southern congressmen and set up a Joint Committee of Fifteen on Reconstruction.
But the Mayor has refused to seat the Council's nominee.
The committee has so far refused to seat the Michigan and Florida delegations to the national convention.
He then formed the Progressive Party, whose Convention refused to seat black delegates.
The National Federation of the Blind, among others, argued that it was discriminatory to refuse to seat blind people near emergency exits.
Refusing to seat a ninth justice, simply for ideological reasons, would be a clear and worrisome break with democratic tradition.
His colleagues, however, refused to seat him, because of his opposition to the Vietnam War, and he didn't assume office until 1967.
Can you comment on the practice of some restaurants who refuse to seat a group until each of the guests are present?
