Sentence for refused | Use refused in a sentence

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• Old Jolyon refused. (8)
• They refused my gold. (18)
• The innkeeper refused. (12)
• She refused to sit down. (12)
• Is a good gift to be refused? (10)
• He had refused to have a nurse. (8)
• The witness refused to answer. (13)
• Mr. Winter refused to be muzzled. (16)
• She had never refused him anything. (8)
• She considered awhile, but refused. (10)
• She would not have refused to yield it. (10)
• Wilfrid refused even to look behind him. (10)
• But he refused her open hand, as it were. (10)
• She ran to the squire, and refused the pony. (10)
• But Montcalm was wise; he refused to be drawn. (19)
• He asked me who I was, but I refused to answer. (8)
• He desired no one but her, and she refused him! (8)
• But June again refused, so they were borne away. (8)
• Karen refused to answer nearly all his questions. (12)
• When her hand was refused, June put it behind her. (8)
• Soames refused a drink, and came at once to the point. (8)
• Soames refused, and, taking his leave, walked westward. (8)
• He made her an offer in this very room, and she refused him. (4)
• This was not the first time that I have been refused a lodging. (2)
• Yet the newspapers unanimously refused to print this testimony. (16)
• Mrs. Corey refused the consequence, saying that it did not follow. (9)
• But how that was to be contrived his diplomatic brain refused to say. (10)
• He refused to stir out to-night, though we know that nothing can happen. (10)
• It would have been a Novara to Pericles if Vittoria had refused to sing. (10)
• He locked his mouth, looking at her with a twinkle she refused to notice. (10)
• He had neither consented nor refused, and they had just dragged him along. (12)
• He refused to believe in it, but the short throbs of his blood were wiser. (10)
• She absolutely refused to allow me, which I then thought most unreasonable. (4)
• The butcher and baker and dairyman refused to sell their goods to my wife. (12)
• It is a thing of course among us, that every man is refused, till he offers. (4)
• Plainly, because I refused to believe that one of her men had insulted her. (10)
• Plainly, because I refused to believe that one of her men had insulted her. (22)
• She had refused to talk about Noel; had even seemed angry when he had tried to. (8)
• Algernon signified positively that he would not, and doggedly refused to explain why. (10)
• They liked it so much that when he would take his departure they refused to let him go. (21)
• But she refused to see the disappearance of her chance, and continued to press her point. (8)
• I may mention that when I was going away Father Michael refused twenty francs as excessive. (2)
• Greeley, to his honor be it said, refused from the beginning to take certain advertisements. (16)
• His wretchedness was due now to the fact that the aforetime huntress refused to be captured. (10)
• Besides, were not settlements always drawn so that they refused to form security for anything? (8)
• His was alive when she refused to tell him what had taken place during their visit to London. (10)
• His was alive when she refused to tell him what had taken place during their visit to London. (22)
• He refused to draw the reins till they had reached the village, where one of the horses dropped. (10)
• If Judith failed and he refused, everything must be done to send their father on the same errand. (12)
• A miserable Gallery had refused to let that straight-haired genius have his one-man show after all. (8)
• It was the voice of that Miss Andrews who had spoken first, and first refused to question the ghost. (9)
• I urged that having steadily refused her before, I could hardly advance without some invitation now. (10)
• He had a stumbling sensation in his legs and feet, as if his brain refused to steer him away from her. (8)
• But, if we make such a tide in Lombardy that his army must be drawn into it, is such an army to be refused? (10)
• To this end he refused to allow himself to be bound by conventional treatment, either of voice or instrument. (3)
• But George refused and asked for whisky-and-soda, glancing at the butler, who brought it in a very yellow state. (8)
• She had refused to tell where she had passed the night, and had simply declared that she was going away altogether. (12)
• The picture of Jane bestowing her hand on a Roman Catholic in military uniform, refused to be raised before the mind. (10)
• He was amazed that he had not thought of that, but he refused to see any difficulty which his happiness could not cope with. (9)
• Her cheeks were pale, but there was something feverish in her chatter to her neighbour; she still refused to look at Shelton. (8)
• He begged me to permit him to start: but it was too ignominious to think of its being done under my very eyes, and I refused. (10)
• When I had at last procured the conditional (really unconditional) release of all the suspects, they refused to be liberated. (14)
• The witness refused to answer: he had been told by his lawyer that all such questions were not pertinent to the present inquiry. (13)
• Having refused to see a doctor, or have his temperature taken, it was impossible to tell precisely what degree of fever he was in. (8)
• I would not have it on my conscience that the commission of any deed ennomic, however unwonted, was refused by me to serve Alvan. (10)
• After the battle the red-men, like the Loyalists, had refused to live under the flag of the Republic and had migrated northward to Canada. (19)
• Adela had refused to see Vittoria; she did not even know the house where Count Ammiani dwelt; so Wilfrid was reduced to find it for himself. (10)
• Such hearty hospitality as he offered us could not be refused, although it was the Delilah to our Samson strength of purpose, and we went ashore. (20)
• For months she had resolutely cultivated insensibility, resolutely refused to face reality; the barrier was forced now, and the flood had swept her away. (8)
• In fact, some years ago certain agricultural laborers refused to live in cottages fitted with casement windows which had been built by a district council. (17)

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