Sentence examples for start to refuse from inspiring English sources

If they love, say, avocado and you give it to them every day, they'll start to refuse anything else.

Michael Weinstein, an analyst with J.P. Morgan, reckons that American hospitals, big buyers of implants, may start to refuse to accept these price hikes.

Instead, it seems likely these homeowners will do everything possible to tough it out, and start to refuse principal reductions offered by the government or the banks.

She had been breast-fed, with occasional formula, until she started to refuse to eat.

As word got round, the bank's creditors started to refuse to pay.

"Have you or have you not started to refuse to answer the phone if it rings while you are in the middle of a round?" "I have not," I insisted.

Employees said their checks often bounced, and a clerk at a nearby check cashing center said it had started to refuse the center's checks for the same reason.

He lost his High Court case last week, around the same time he started to refuse food.

Banks are starting to refuse to renew revolving lines of credit, he says, and the Moody's list of companies that are slipping into the riskiest level of liquidity grew to 63 names in July including Station Casinos, us Airways and AirTran Holdings –up from 53 in June and 25 in July of last year.

She eventually started to refuse outpatient treatment.

After that, he starts to refuse all its counterparts' proposals and leaves the Conference.