Sentence examples for spurned both from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Ms. Phillips spurned both Mr. Phillips and Mr. Doherty and took other lovers, only to be kicked out of the group for a while.

Yesterday, the Bills spurned both men and instead reached out to the defensive coordinator of last season's Super Bowl runner-up, Gregg Williams of the Tennessee Titans, a Bills executive said yesterday.

Instead of which he has been spurned, both in May 2010, and in last September's reshuffle, when some members of the 2010 intake took their first steps on the ministerial ladder.

Safarova was struggling to find a foothold in the contest but was handed a lifeline in a lengthy sixth game when Ivanovic had two break points to go 5-1 ahead but spurned both and allowed Safarova to hold for 4-2.

Wayne Rooney had two clear chances to score during each half of the match, but the striker spurned both.

Inexplicably spurning both the Navy and the swashing of buckles, Mr. Neill rose to sergeant after enlisting in the Vietnam-era Army in 1963; afterward he landed at the University of Iowa Writers Workshopp (classmates: John Irving and Gail Godwin).

He keeps spurning both basic and profound needs for reasons that aren't compellingly portrayed.

This is true of all the nationalities in the jungle who have made perilous journeys, been exploited by people traffickers and are now being spurned by both France and the UK.

The stalemate could then have been broken, with gilt-edged chances spurned at both ends, as first Johnson blazed wide after being inadvertently played in by a ricochet off Douglas before John's cross saw De Jong beat the offside trap but somehow he headed wide from six yards.

It quickly attempted to merge with the smaller al-Nusra, but was spurned by both al-Nusra and al Qaeda leadership.

On "Cashmere", Ben J and Legacy "try to outdo each other to win the attention of a young woman, but, predictably, she spurns them both".