Sentence examples similar to spurn the request from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband's call for towns and cities across England, Wales and Northern Ireland to fly the saltire flag to urge Scottish voters to stay in the United Kingdom appears to have fallen flat, after town halls spurned the request and then Downing Street's fell off the pole as it was being raised.

Not only did the LDP leader spurn the offer for good on April 7th, but he has so far resisted requests by Mr Kan to meet face-to-face to discuss it (they've met only three times since disaster struck on March 11th).But the idea had been popular in some quarters of the LDP.

Spurn the hospitality desks.

And spurn the bike, the lorry and the train.

The couple spurn the 'rusticated state', and head off on an irresponsible frolic for London.

It would seem to spurn the voters of Massachusetts, too.

Similarly, few traditional therapists would spurn the contribution of laughter.

They spurn the teeth a little, like a hot dog.

The Taliban had repeatedly warned Pakistanis to stay home, to spurn democracy, to spurn parliament, to spurn the western system of governance.

But not all CarSharing members spurn the auto.

It can spurn the superficial.