Sentence examples for resist listing from inspiring English sources

Several judges could not resist listing a 16th choice or an honorable mention of works that barely missed the cut.

Notably, both Direct Line and Aviva, the only insurers to have resisted listing on comparison sites, offer some of the most impressive discounts.

Mr Cameron has previously resisted listing his demands, and his letter to the European Council president, Donald Tusk, is likely to be regarded in other EU capitals as insufficiently detailed.

McDonald's decided to act before the federal requirement takes effect, even though the industry at large has resisted listing calories on menus.

Despite shortages of staff in these jobs, the government has always resisted listing them as shortage occupations because they regard social care as unskilled work.

Car-rental companies have resisted listing a total price at the start -- in part because it forces the system to make assumptions about the rental that may be erroneous, but largely for competitive reasons.

We snobs can't resist lists.

Avoid establishments that resist supplying lists or whose lists are confusing or long -- more than three pages.

They bought an aerial rig on Craigslist, just because they couldn't resist the listing, found a teacher and started performing as an aerial girl troupe.

We can't resist this list of ten great songs based on books.

If you can't resist comparative lists then Aneki.com will keep you clicking for some time.