Sentence examples for rejected came from inspiring English sources

That offer, swiftly rejected, came after True North agreed to buy another agency, a move that Publicis opposes.

(You know the one – oo-OO-wee-oo twang twang...) Meek is often hailed as a pioneer of sound recording, but he could also be seen as British pop's quintessential yesterday man, a figure entirely of his brief moment, whose style went out overnight when the Beatles – whose demos he notoriously rejected – came in.

The bids that the utility rejected came from the Millenium Group, which envisioned developing a 300-room hotel there and the Newark Economic Development Corporation, which also proposed a hotel and apartments on the site just southeast of the city's New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

When I began filling out my profile, however, my old worries about being judged and soon after rejected came flooding back.

From an evolutionary standpoint, trying and being rejected comes at little cost, except for hurt feelings.

Evidence that other councils' applications have been rejected comes from the Association of Directors of Children's Services (ADCS).

That's where the reject comes in.

But in her journalistic telling, the stories of Farris and his students — and their determination to become leaders inside a culture that their belief systems reject — come up short.

The initially rejected students came in with inferior marks, poorer test scores and lower personal evaluations.

News of the rejected request came as the Pentagon continued an internal investigation into the article.

Labour was rejected and came 98 seats behind the Tories because insufficient voters regarded Ed Miliband as a suitable occupant of Number 10 and too few trusted the party with tax, borrowing and spending.