Sentence examples for there rejecting from inspiring English sources

One such man remarked to me in the past about a woman who had turned down his advances in a bar, "She was sitting there rejecting me and all I could think of was, crap bitch, don't you realize that I am strong enough to reach up and squash your head like a grape?

But officials there rejected the the move after it gained attention in Washington, Mr. Lowenstein said.

Voters there rejected a 2percentt real estate transfer tax that would have provided more than $600 million for public land purchases.

The decision there rejected all the contentions now urged against the validity of the statutes in their entirety, insofar as the present contentions have any possible merit.

In 2016, voters there rejected a ballot initiative that would have imposed a 1percentt sales tax to help fund public schools.

K.K.R. started at Bear Stearns and in 1976 the management there rejected a proposal by the trio to start a separate buyout unit within the investment bank.

A Texas prosecutor's proposal that Willie Nelson sing his way out of a recent arrest for marijuana possession has all but gone up in smoke after a judge there rejected the idea.

In July, after she flew to Ecuador for a joint interview at the United States Consulate in Guayaquil, officials there rejected the couple's application with a form letter saying they had "a marriage of convenience".

Back in Maryland, Rena Steinzor, a law professor at the University of Maryland and a former director of the environmental law clinic there, rejected the idea that law clinics in her state or elsewhere were trying to harm industry.

Voters there rejected a proposal by President Robert Mugabe, whose government has been ruining the economy while plundering the Congo, to seize lands without compensation and place still more power in his hands.

We there rejected the notion that employees could force unions to process their claims irrespective of the terms of the collective-bargaining agreement, and ruled that a union satisfies its obligation to represent employees fairly if it does not "arbitrarily ignore a meritorious grievance or process it in a perfunctory fashion". Vaca v. Sipes, 386 U.S., at 191-194, 87 S.Ct., at 917.