Sentence examples for were refused entry by from inspiring English sources

But 60percentt of the seafood shipments that were refused entry by American regulators came from China.

What I didn't know at the time, is that when those six women House members got inside the Senate Hall, they were refused entry by their fellow Senators.

Patrick's Cathedral in NYC with dirty hands—in response to Cardinal Dolan's mention that gay Catholics have 'em but were refused entry by police.

Patrick's Cathedral in NYC with dirty hands – in response to Cardinal Dolan's mention that gay Catholics have 'em – but were refused entry by police.

Chomsky said he was disappointed and surprised to have been turned back from the Allenby bridge across the Jordan river, which is understood to be the first time he has been refused entry by the Israelis.

A member of the Patagonia Support Group, he was among those who helped Shirley Edwards, a young Welsh-speaker from Patagonia, to spend some time in Wales after she had been refused entry by the Border Agency.

She was in Romania two weeks after Ceausescu fell (Transylvania and Beyond), Rwanda less than two years after the genocide (Visiting Rwanda), and South Africa immediately post-apartheid (South from the Limpopo) - she had been refused entry by the apartheid government.

The Polish foreign ministry said its Senate speaker, Bogdan Borusewicz, was refused entry by Moscow in reprisal for EU sanctions against Russia's upper house of parliament speaker, Valentina Matviyenko.

Several months later, when McEwan traveled to the United States via Canada to address an audience of 2,500 in Seattle, he was refused entry by American immigration officials at the Vancouver airport.

John Jacob Astor saw his wife off to safety in No. 4 boat at 01 55 but was refused entry by Lightoller, even though 20 of the 60 seats aboard were unoccupied.

"After pulling up, she walked straight up to me and said, 'I have just come from the George V hotel, where I live in a suite.' When I carefully explained that I couldn't care less who she was or where she was sleeping, she replied, 'I can't believe I'm being refused entry by a negro – this really must be the 21st century.' It should go without saying, but don't be racist – you won't be allowed in".