Sentence examples for rejected takes from inspiring English sources

Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss), fresh off the disappointment of having her Heinz pitch rejected, takes on new duties at the office.

How long before a disgruntled male, his application to be a presenter of the programme having been rejected, takes court action against it on the grounds of gender discrimination?

The technical complexity of the music, particularly of the title track, meant that there were numerous false starts and rejected takes, and the initially released take of "Giant Steps" is a rare instance on record of Flanagan sounding uncertain.

Don Hertzfedt's classic "Rejected" also comes to mind, although "Rejected" takes the idea much further.

David Cameron has rejected taking people from Calais, though Government ministers have hinted they are considering changing policy on giving asylum to unaccompanied child migrants.

On the day MPs rejected taking military action against Syria's use of chemical weapons, Afshar only tweeted once to say: "Disaster.

In other words, Iran would have to become a country like Japan, which has the capability to become an atomic power virtually overnight, if need be, but has rejected taking the final steps to possessing nuclear weapons.

When the two disguised men, having been rejected, take poison to end their misery (the poison being a drink from a public fountain), they wear bizarre caps with bunny ears.

Some who expect to be rejected took out loans before mid-2010, when the Education Department uncovered misbehavior at Corinthian; others attended programs that aren't proven to have been affected by fraud.

They say he weighed and rejected taking $5 million from another cocaine kingpin, Miguel Félix Gallardo, an offer made immediately after Mr. Calderoni withdrew the barrel of an AK-47 from Mr. Gallardo's mouth and informed him that he was under arrest.

Against such subversion, the Ottomans could only try to conciliate their subjects where possible and repress them when conciliation was rejected, taking advantage at every opportunity of each rivalry that arose between the Habsburgs and Russians for predominance in the Balkan provinces of the empire.