Sentence examples for would be turned down from inspiring English sources

The Turks must have known they would be turned down".

They submitted the required paperwork but, assuming they would be turned down, continued the hunt.

If I had the paper version, every page would be turned down and highlighted.

Winner, the late film director who founded the Police Memorial Trust, feared the invitation would be turned down.

If offered, support gigs in big arenas would be turned down because "it's their world", says bassist Ira Wolf Tuton.

On Wednesday, the authority ordered Google to resume selling ads to Navx and to produce clear policies on when advertisers would be turned down.

Once again Washington would pay the vast bulk of the added cost, so states would be turning down a very good deal to save a lesser amount of money.

On Thursday, one of those fellows, Cosmo Scharf, announced that he would be turning down the balance of his $100,000 grant from the Thiel Foundation, citing his disgust with Thiel's support of what he called "our next Hitler-elect".

Who would have imagined that state governors would be turning down money from the federal government to improve the health and welfare of their citizens?

"You could have Bill Walsh wanting to coach your high school football team and he'd be turned down in favor of a certified teacher," said David Ernst, director of communications for the New York State School Boards Association.

He didn't do it, the prosecutor suggested, because he knew he'd be turned down.