Sentence examples for rejected referring from inspiring English sources

This offer Khosrow II contemptuously rejected, referring to himself as beloved by the gods and master of the world, to Heraclius as his abject and imbecilic slave, and to Christ as incapable of saving the empire.

The character rejected referring to himself as 'The Doctor' and is not considered to have the same status as his fellow TV Time Lords.

They strongly criticized and rejected machismo, referring to it as 'Man's immaturity that makes him feel above everybody else …, believing he is superior to everybody else, superior to women, and consequently marginalizes and discriminates against women' (Interview 4).

A2f Reject refer to place 4 T Look.

K1 Reject refer to place 2 T Throw more soil over here.

Correction: November 22 , 2002 Friday A report in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about the disclosure of a takeover offer made earlier this year for the Del Monte Foods Company, which rejected it, referred incorrectly to a transaction with the H. J. Heinz Company.

The term "coal refuse" refers to coal processing waste and reject from rotary breakers prior to the ROM coal entering the processing plant circuits.

What is more, for Russia to endorse the government's effort would be to recognise its legitimacy and that of the revolution which swept it to power, both of which the Kremlin rejects (it refers to Ukraine's government as a "junta").

"Most of the time I drove into the key, my shot got rejected," Randall said, referring to Schumacher.

Thomas rejected the request, referring to the local-born Indians as "foreigners".

However, Parliament did not endorse the mandate and in July 2018, rejected the report, referring it back to the committee.