1. She spurned my offers of help.

2. She spurned his overtures of love.

3. All my requests were spurned by my boss.

4. He spurned away the basket he uesd just now.

5. Even a small success is not to be spurned.

6. She spurned all offers of help.

7. He spurned the advice of management consultants.

8. The president spurned the tight security surrounding him and adopted a more intimate style of campaigning.

9. Ellis plays the part of the young lover spurned by his mistress.

10. She spurned his advances.

11. But the wisdom was spurned by politicians.

12. The Natal government spurned the offer.

13. Many sports activities are spurned by the young.

14. It would be mocked, scorned[/spurned.html], spurned.

15. When she spurned his advances, he started to stalk her.

16. Spurned lovers and ex-wives were nabbed making obscene calls thanks to a new high-tech tracing system.

17. Narcissus was a young man who spurned the nymph Echo and became enamoured of his own reflection.

18. Eve spurned Mark's invitation.

19. Robby gorged himself on axle grease and I spurned the dreaded beets with impunity.

20. The glossy conventions of Hollywood were spurned in favour of a rough-hewn cinematic style more suited to the reality at hand.

21. But Giap spurned the advice, explaining that he could not desert his comrades.

22. Palace spurned numerous chances before Coleman headed in Southgate's cross at the near post after 56 minutes.

23. All attempts by the Socialists to woo him back were spurned. Similar overtures from the right have likewise been rejected.

24. Current broadcasting rules would ban the choice prize a takeover of Granada, the suitor Tyne Tees spurned last year.

25. The rates they offered were so low, though, that investors spurned them.

26. Steve Francis got his usual round of jeers in the city he spurned.

27. Steve, who is smoother than snakeskin shorts; and Lisa, a spurned woman.

28. Four men worked hard all day to give them safety, and they spurned it.

29. Rigault made a stab at contacting Tu Duc, but the emperor spurned him.

30. However, the left, broadly defined, is being courted rather than spurned.

1. She spurned my offers of help.

2. She spurned his overtures of love.

3. All my requests were spurned by my boss.

4. All attempts by the Socialists to woo him back were spurned. Similar overtures from the right have likewise been rejected.

31. The restored Rump, however, took away Boteler's regimental command and spurned his nomination as quartermaster-general.

32. Being spurned by Malcolm McLaren only made him want the group more.

33. Many lovers sought her, but she spurned them all.

34. They spurned the worthless rags.

35. These gestures have been spurned.

36. He spurned a poor relation from one's door.

37. A person who betrays his own country will be spurned by people.

38. Joffrey had offered me a tower to die in, but I had spurned his gift, so now he meant to offer me a dungeon.

39. Inshore and farther out the mirror of water whitened, spurned by light shod hurrying feet.

40. Prosecution lawyers claim he has a penchant for guns and violence towards women who spurned him.

41. The Lord saw this , and spurned them Because of the provocation of His sons and daughters.

42. While satisfied with Liverpool's performance and result, the Dutchman spurned a gilt-edged chance to win the game late on.

43. He spurned my suggestion that he shouldn't go and see the brawl of the hoodlums.

44. Brokers increasingly have been spurned by big retail banks, which rely on branches and building salaried sales forces, says Guy Cecala, publisher of the trade paper Inside Mortgage Finance.

45. President Bush in the past has spurned talking to Iran and Syria.

46. The Bush administration spurned direct contacts with Iran without a prior by Tehran to halt enrichment.

47. With Mrs. Reed, I remember my best was always spurned with scorn.

48. I really wanted to help her, however, my sincere offers spurned and I felt very depressed.

49. No sheriff in Louisiana or spurned widow could ever have tracked him to the Lorelei.

50. The principle of philanthropism has been long overlooked and even spurned.Sentence dictionary

51. Now, once more , the dollar is becoming increasingly spurned.

52. Angered by having been haled into court, my father now spurned us completely.

53. Qinhui was a notorious sycophantic official in the Song dynasty, and was spurned by later generations.

54. The Bush administration spurned direct contacts with Iran a prior commitment by Tehran to halt enrichment.

55. She says poor manners were the main reason the bank spurned the latecomer for its management-training program.

56. A film version of the Carson McCullers play. Frankie Addams, a very boyish articulate 12-year-old girl, is going through an unhappy stage of her life, having been spurned by the neighborhood girls.