Sentence examples for routinely snubs from inspiring English sources

Chinese diplomats might be tempted to recall that Prince Charles routinely snubs ("snub" is like "gaffe", a word mainly used in headlines) big Chinese events – can anyone remember why? – while the Queen's consort made "slitty eyed" jokes on his last Chinese tour in 1986.

Management routinely snubs shareholders, analysts and reporters.

The family runs the company as if it were private, and management routinely snubs shareholders, analysts and reporters.

"It was good, it was O.K.," said Nasser al-Kidwa of the Permanent Observer Mission of Palestine, whose leader, Yasir Arafat, has been routinely snubbed by the mayor and was barred by him from a Lincoln Center concert in 1995 celebrating the United Nations' 50th anniversary.

China, which routinely responds to foreign leaders' meetings with the Dalai Lama with diplomatic snubs and sanctions, said it had relayed its concerns formally to the US and urged Washington to treat its concerns seriously.

Those were significant snubs.

So why the snubs?

Meanwhile, the snubs mount.

He snubs me.

Snubs can provide motivation.

The biggest snubs?