Sentence examples for since spurned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Swartz used it as a home page, replete with photos of his dog, and Mr. Metnick has since spurned many offers to sell.

LeBron James would be making his first appearance in New York since spurning it for Miami.

Blake arced his decisive shot over the outstretched arm of Dwight Howard, who was playing his first regular-season game against the Lakers since spurning them for the Rockets in the offseason.

Can it be four years since Carson spurned more elite programs north and south to remain a Jersey girl?

This was not James's first trip to the New York area since he spurned the Knicks and the Nets, among others, last summer; he turned heads in Midtown Manhattan two days after his announcement when he attended his friend Carmelo Anthony's wedding.

Since being spurned by social media over her stated plans to be more spontaneous, the 67-year-old has showed that she is capable of shaking her likability woes — or at least of showing a more humorous self-effacing side — in several public appearances, including nailing a cameo as Val the bartender in a recent SNL skit.

Since the court spurned their claims, both Ms. Hoffman and Sanford Wiener, an owner of a candy maker that employs 75 people, said they were considering leaving.

Mr. Blair's meeting with Mr. Arafat, whom Mr. Bush has spurned since becoming president, is being held with the encouragement of the United States.

Relations have been strained since North Korea earlier this year spurned Obama's offer of negotiations aimed at persuading the country to abandon its nuclear weapons programme.

Of course, ever since Apple was spurned by AdMob, it's made it more difficult for AdMob to compete on the iPhone.

I say "the end", but if by this I mean a precise point, since Spurn Head is curved, I'm not sure that it was possible to establish the exact terminus of this parenthetic landmass.