The people felt their degradation under such petty tyranny and resolved to spurn it. Both sisters decide to stay with their father and spurn any life away from Jutland. They spurn him, not wanting a high-profile campaign ruining their chances of release. Marquette is the only university to spurn an NCAA Tournament invite. When the other musicians spurn the competition, the king orders Banabathirar to compete against Bhagavathar. The spit of land at Spurn Head was militarised in 1805 during Napoleonic times. They were instructed to head further north, between Spurn Head and Withernsea. Spurn Point is a narrow long sand spit. In keeping with eremitical tradition, however, Edwin the Hermit claims to "spurn the [opposite] sex". As a teenager, Choo would spurn his violin lessons to play football. In Humberside a police car was swept away by the rising waters at Spurn Point. Askham Richard, down to the Spurn Point. He goes on to spurn her, calling her a bride-collector for Baroka. Bull Sand Fort is from shore off Spurn Head. The Holderness Coast stretches from Flamborough Head to Spurn Head.