Sentence examples for usually refused from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sheppard was often asked to tape introductions on answering machines and for events, and he usually refused politely.
Some bankers said he had spooked the market and possibly raised the state's cost of borrowing by saying what chief executives usually refused to acknowledge.
An emotional Mr. Muluzi complained that citizens usually refused to disclose AIDS as the cause of death for friends or relatives, impeding the fight against the disease.
Suspicious that the prices were often falsified, she said, she often requested more detailed information from energy traders, but the companies usually refused to comply.
Mr. Cafiero usually refused, although he was taken to the hospital at least half a dozen times, with pneumonia, high blood pressure and hypothermia.
Coetzee usually refuses to attend such occasions.
Mr. Rebozo was extremely discreet, usually refusing press interviews.
The pure-breed associations usually refuse to register horses with pinto colouring.
The DUP usually refuses to sit in the same studio as Republicans.
They will even endure low light, but usually refuse to blossom unless ample sun is provided.
