regret

I regretted that I had not told him everything first.

I have never regretted like this, I have never been so eager to say a fluent English.

But that has not been a surprise, and there has never been a moment when we regretted the decision to buy the club.

He said many things about economy and a balanced budget that he must have regretted afterward.

Obama said he regretted his comment to Clinton in that debate that she was "likable enough" had been interpreted as a dig at her.

Tom so regretted his misunderstanding of his girlfriend that he went down to his knees in front of her, begging for her merry.

Although he failed to win another world championship, Liu said he regretted seeing his friend and rival disqualified.

The company said it did not accept liability , but regretted any distress caused to the local population by the waste dumping.

But on his way to the mill Angel regretted his coldness. He wished he had been kinder to her and kissed her once at least.

To choose their own way, kneeling down to . . . in my dictionary has never been "regretted" the word.

Regarding the WIPO Development Agenda, the Delegation regretted that agreement had not been reached on this issue during the past two years.

What he meant was that he regretted having to ask for the bail-out.

Facebook declined to comment on the messages. In prior interviews, Mr. Zuckerberg said he had regretted sending some of them.

He said he regretted not being able to visit central and southern Taiwan. He became so choked with emotion he could no longer speak.

"It is to be regretted that this type of discrimination should exist in any project using federal funds exclusively, " he wrote.

They missed, missed, missed. . . The girl does not know the future there will be one day, she regretted, this is all her own choice, not?

During those two days of our meeting she told us that she regretted she had ever said "inner child" during a major talk she had given.

She had looked back at times upon her parting from Drouet and had regretted that she had served him so badly.

Do not know why, after I finished that heart very sad, I feel regret, it seems that she has regretted.

'Welcome to one of your ancestral mansions! ' said Clare as he handed her down. But he regretted the pleasantry ; it was too near a satire .

He looked so gently at her that she was moved, and regretted that she had upbraided him. When she was better she went home.

The next thing was that I cheerfully continued my journey, although I regretted not having a large pebble in my waving hand just then.

That night I told my wife about how much I regretted passing up the opportunity to fly more with Dad when I'd had the chance.

Weather is hotter now, do not know to take mole scar to cicatrization to be affected to me, I now more and more regretted.

She was so sad. "If I got married to the prince, this would never happened. " She regretted that she ignored the prince.

Finding that she was already pregnant and deeply in love with Eros, Psyche regretted about her doings, so she came to Aphrodite for help.

I noticed on that occasion how much selfishness there is even in a love like Mr Linton's, when he so regretted Catherine's blessed release!

It was a move I haven't regretted, and I've never been tempted to return to Outlook.

The class teacher regretted to tell me that the sports meet to be held next week as planned would be put off(=postponed).

On the cross, Jesus had moments when, if he did not doubt that he was the son of God, he regretted it.

Chris Reddy, a marine chemist, regretted that scientists had not been able to get more samples of the deep-sea dispersant-oil mixture.

She gave him a regretted smile; there was deep disappointment in his eyes.

Then she wanted to take a shower, and wanted privacy while she did so, meaning that I could not undress her, which I rather regretted.

She regretted that she had not gone to her room to strengthen herself with a review of her situation.

and by 1854 a great painter, Delacroix , graciously declared how much he regretted that such an admirable invention came so late.

And the secretary grew frustrated and finally decided to disturb the president, even though it was a chore she always regretted to do.

But maybe that would never happen, and the only things that she regretted to leave behind were here friends.

All of the men I nursed deeply regretted spending so much of their lives on the treadmill of a work existence.

If I hadn't kept my self in check, I might have said something that I would have regretted later.

When I decided to leave you to seek things you might not be able to give me, I didn't feel regretted.

He said he much regretted not being able to help.

He said he regretted not being able to swim.

It was a priceless moment, and I later regretted not snapping a few photos of the cantankerous old man when I had the chance, fan and all.

I really, I should not impulse for a while mistakenly, tell him me to like him well, I regretted, really!

I kept half-expecting to be jabbed through the kidney with a toothbrush shiv, and I regretted having ever watched an episode of Oz.

A momentary silence ensued . The Bishop almost regretted having come , and yet he felt vaguely and strangely shaken .

As she collected her papers and put them into a big canvas bag, Jane regretted that she hadn't finished her math homework the night before.

He said this contributed to his refusal to share raw data with critics - a decision he says he regretted.

Unluckily. his father was killed one day . He thought it was his fault and he regretted a lot.

we regretted for the inconvenience we had taken to you, and we would solve the problem properly, beg your forgiveness once more.

He made a random choice , which he regretted soon .

The nearer it got to the time when it seemed most likely that she would give me an answer, the more I regretted having written.

Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, told German television ZDF that she "regretted" GM's inaction and said a decision was needed urgently.

It noted that the results of the committee had not made it possible to make positive steps forward, which was regretted by the Delegation.

Letting her friend borrow her car was an impulsive act that she immediately regretted.

' Asked whether he has somehow regretted Jaap Stam's move, Ferguson cut short: ' I prefer to say nothing about this.

Her mother was disappointed in him and regretted that her son was so useless that he could not even keep ten coppers safely.

WORD OF THE DAY - denounce : to speak out against; to condemn. He has regretted his choice not to denounce the Nazis during the war.

letting him borrow her car was an impulsive act that she immediately regretted.

Immediately, she regretted, and the mouth tightly closed to live, she looked at him some confusion.

Though Anakin instantly regretted the act for not being of the Jedi way, Palpatine was quick to console him, and absolve him of any guilt.

I regretted it because we got nothing but stick and terrible criticism for not being in the FA Cup when, really, it wasn't our fault.

If he did, l an sorry l never told him how sorry l was, how unworthy l was, howl regretted it.

He regretted what he said but words spoken are like thrown away water, you can never take it back.

The moment she said it, she regretted it.

Her suntanned face, Mary regretted exposing herself too much to the sun.

Ta regretted the denial of a license, but said that he would not give up the idea of opening capsule hotels in China.

There was the British immigrant who regretted having chosen Argentina 40 years before.

The Vietnam war was a horrific experience, but I never regretted volunteering.

J. Simpson incidents were both essays he regretted writing and he said so on air.

And I even admit to a rare swat across a bottom-- never on the face, never with love, always in anger and always regretted.

Everyone regretted not taking good care of him.

The manufacturers said they so much regretted not being able to supply you from stock.

Carnegie regretted the brutal breaking of a strike by his workers at Homestead in 1892, which cost ten lives.

Although he loved the independence of his job, Rogers regretted the precious moments of their childhood that he'd missed while on the road.

From such a perspective , the Delegation regretted that discussions at the PCDA could not progress over the previous year .

The EU said it had "ambitious aims" for the summit and regretted the cancellation.

Others regretted not going to college or not divorcing sooner, or choosing money over a life's passion.

Turkey has demanded an apology from Israel, and Israel has said repeatedly that it regretted the deaths but would not apologize.

It is to be regretted that the word plunder is offensive.

I served five years and 23 days, and I never regretted a day of it.

But almost at once, he regretted that his public words put him "on a side" .

I regretted not to ask them to drink the remaining half bottle of water before they set off.

What cannot be repaired is not to be regretted .

He regretted having been so rude to his wife.

He never regretted having shifted from business to politics.

I regretted what I said at once.

I decided to retire back in 2002 and I regretted it.

The friend saw what the bad people wanted to do to him and regretted. The friend tried to protect him and was killed in his place.

Within a week after he moved in, I regretted the invitation.

They do too much for me, if I recall 20 years later, it may be regretted having done.

Unnecessary pain. I regretted myself for taking such a stupid move, and thousand apologies to Bobby.

Mrs Merkel cancelled a visit to Italy on Friday to deal with the crisis, and said she regretted that he had quit.

He saw Lizzie occasionally, and it was patent that she regretted the greatness that had come to him.

For godly sorrow produces repentance leading to salvation, not to be regretted; but the sorrow of the world produces death.

Yet, I always regretted never hearing him put his feelings into words and never having the memory of that moment.

But after he considered the problem more carefully, he regretted having made such a hasty decision.

And he answered and said, I do not want to; yet later he regretted and went.

Mr. Jankin regretted having blamed his secretary for the mistake, for he later discovered it was his own fault.

but please don't misunderstand me, I have never regretted that I have been a guard.

I told him that I didn't know, but that I deeply regretted having misled him and the American people.

We never regretted this, and I believe this 'non working' component of experience helped us forge stronger ties (if possible).

He regretted that he never realized the pain when red rose falling.

Charlie Croker: It is true. He always regretted not having been a better father to you, Stella.

I regretted to say you were fired by this company.

But it was one they never regretted.

If Bryant regretted having popped off, he never showed it.

In conversation he told me he regretted never making it to his son's hockey games or his daughter's dance recitals.

He said his government regretted the incident.

He had wanted to take his own life but Severn confiscated a bottle of laudanum, a decision the artist later partially regretted.

Regretted that the opposition coalition, said it would identify new candidate for the "National Committee" .

He said that he was very much regretted about having missed the boat.

She regretted immediately and would have done anything to have taken the words back .

He thought it was his fault and he regretted a lot.

BP said it deeply regretted the action it had to take.

The following day, Mr. Liang called to say that he regretted not having received initiation the night earlier.

So he was a tax accountant, even though he sometimes regretted that it made him, well, small.

Soon after, Singh told TV news reporters that he regretted throwing the shoe but he felt Chidambaram was dodging the question.

He deeply regretted that he had taken the enemy too lightly.

In the office had a mistake, and the firm regretted causing the customer inconvenience.

He regretted that South Africa's ability to unite in pursuit of a "commonly defined national agenda" was still in question.

and she regretted that her father's known habits would be giving her refusal less meaning than she could wish.

For my own part, I can say only one thing: that I regretted having come.

They regretted agreeing to the convention of that meeting.

I regretted to have broken the rules of our class. = I regretted having broken the rules of our class.

I regretted not being able to help them.

He regretted not to have been invited to the party.

But each time I held my tongue, I regretted my silence (especially after two of the couples in question divorced).

Probably, when you see this weblog, you will know this affair, but, the number of regretted thing is more than one or two thing!

He regretted having been caught up in the affair.

She regretted that she had no child.

The first is to be regretted, but basically left to the law and the market; the second should be resisted.

I've always regretted making friends with him.

After that, I regretted very much. I thought: If I can make a concession, things won't go like this.

He much regretted not being able to come to your wedding.

He regretted what he had done and submitted his confession to the police.

Mother said in and so on several day-long notices, could not enter that school possibly not to have has studied, I regretted!

Achilles, at the news, felt regretted but only agreed that Patroclus could lead their army to the field and lend him his armor.

Voltaire, fascinated by the Chinese culture, regretted some 200 years ago that it was a huge misfortune that he couldn't be like a Chinese.

No matter how I regretted, I still couldn't change the rotten body in the dark.

I never considered not helping and I've never regretted it.

But the environment leaves much to be regretted.

I clearly remember that I too would easily lose my cool and shout at people, often saying things I later regretted, in those difficult days.

These abuses of an institution so important to freedom and science are deeply to be regretted.

She quickly regretted the decision and locked him out of their honeymoon suite.

They gave a run-of-the-mill performance; Many people regretted coming to see it.

I regretted saying so much words at the meeting.

It is to be regretted that the majority of young people should look upon an effortless life as the highest good.

He regretted that Americans were so dependent on television, and on him, to explain the world.

She says she often regretted returning to Brazil after completing her doctorate in France, but the award made her return worthwhile.

She regretted that she always praised him, whatever he did.

I regretted his departure, but he was obviously under enormous stress and he needed time to work through his problems.

Long long ago, there was a sincere cordial emotion in front of me, but I didn "t cherish it. Until it lost, I just regretted at that time. "

It is to be regretted that you have missed the wonderful talk given by Yang Liwei and his companions .

But even then he publicly regretted not his actions but only his decision to conduct his own defence.

Firms, like Vodafone, that took an evolutionary approach to replacing the old guard regretted it, with rows souring the boardroom for years.

Ve always regretted that I dropped out of school to get married.

I regretted that I did not see him today.

Harriet, necessarily drawn away by her engagements with the Martins, was less and less at Hartfield; which was not to be regretted.

If the life had not regretted, does not have the mighty waves, you can forever not say goodbye one day.

She regretted the forfeits she had to pay for self assistance.

But the 10-20% of the time when I'm not at home, I've often regretted not having a iPad capable of having a data plan.

At the end of his life Williams regretted the intemperance and folly of his youth.

Goldberg, the moderator, asked Pishever at one point if he regretted not choosing Facebook, which ballooned over just two years.

She regretted the rigidity of her upbringing.

he regretted as the expensive computer cost him an arm and a leg .

Many of us have regretted accepting a new job, but if your second thoughts persist for more than six months, it may not pay to stay.

Now he certainly regretted that something had happened to break the friendship.

He regretted never having a great batsman of the likes of Sunil Gavaskar, who arrived as his captaincy ended.

The portrayal is very fitting. I regretted now, UGG Classic Cardy, I not ability with you is together.

I immediately regretted leaving the job. I told myself that I was an imbecile so many times for quitting.

Yet , without having been regretted , when we try to remain something that we refuse to let go , we should also forget in a peaceful mood.

Euro-zone solidarity fractured, too: Christine Lagarde, the French finance minister, said she regretted the decision.

They found so much in common that they regretted not having met earlier.

We regretted that they refused to establish relationship with us. We regarded their refusal as foolish.

regret sth. regret doing I regretted telling him the truth.

I actually regretted not having kept a scrapbook of some of these.

The loss of the vase pained the man greatly and he deeply regretted his own thoughtlessness, which brought him this unrecoverable loss.

Immediately after she had bought the dress on impulse, the lady regretted.

The interim Government cooperated on the first paper I wrote on this, but apparently regretted doing so.

I regretted telling so much to him.

It is to be regretted that no one among them speaks Chinese.

At that moment, I regretted whether it was that question I asked make his tears down. I should not have asked that question, should I?

e. g. He regretted to say that he couldn't stay here any more.

She regretted she didn't know what were the usages and practices for her church.

There's nothing to be regretted to end their love after truly knowing each other.

A saw that the land he once owned has risen in value. He regretted selling it.

I regretted to tell you about it.

A government source said yesterday that Mandelson regretted his language, but not the sentiment.

Kevin Costner turned down the role of Andy Dufresne, a decision he strongly regretted later on.

Roy Trenton used to drive a taxi. A short while ago, however, he became a bus driver and he has not regretted it.

The master transferred everything from the back of the donkey onto the horse, which now deeply regretted its action.

He regretted to say that he couldn't stay here any more.

Prudence: Being careful about one's choices; not taking undue risks; not saying or doing things that might later be regretted.

It's so regretted that you reject the civilization we show to you.

He regretted to have missed the chance of seeing that famous scientist.

Chan has always regretted his lack of a formal education.

All is not true. i will forget. i regretted making a promise, though i broke the promise, that because u broke the promise first.

Thinks that initially that foolishness, was really lovable asks itself again funnily after many years, regretted that such has loved? !

"We must n't have thing we don't need. " I remarked suddenly and I regretted saying it almost at once.

He wrote a very controversial book, but I think he's since regretted it.

In fact, none of us will, because he wrote a song about it called Chelsea Hotel #2 (and later regretted his indiscretion).

But I regretted it. It take years to save that much.

Koch was deeply affected by the experience, and regretted his collaboration.

eg. I regretted being unable to come today.

I really regretted having missed such an exciting lecture.

Reporters also quizzed Benitez on whether he regretted substituting Fernando Torres shortly before the leveller.

His dark skin seemed even darker. It may be that he regretted his words.

It's to be regretted that a great player can't join the great club.

He instantly regretted the decision, despite the surge of power he felt in doing it.

She regretted missing the train.

There is always someone who claims that he or she has never ever regretted anything he or she has done.

Countless investors have used limit orders and later regretted it when the market subsequently moved against them.

Is there a hole on Dao head? I estimate that it's the hay cutter modified by peasant. Regretted.

I regretted that I hadn't been able to drive him home.

He drank the pot dry, and then regretted it because that would be the end.

I soon regretted the purchase of "slip on" walking shoes in lieu of the more cumbersome hiking boots.

Previously, we were really made a promise to each other so easily, and then, I belied, you regretted.

King David similarly regretted his broken relationship with his son Absalom.

Only she regretted Catherine, but she dared not say so.

away He regretted having idled away so much time.

to tell you the truth I regretted that night of the party but I was happy you didn't give up.

He handed in his resignation, and later (on)regretted his hasty action.

The Reading-based firm, which builds temporary bridges, said it regretted its past conduct.

"I don't know why I did what I did in 2001, but it is something I really regretted doing, " the former England midfielder said.

He rashly took the business in hand, and regretted shortly afterwards.

Charles regretted blaming his secretary, for he later discovered he himself was wrong.

My tears flowing down again, the tears contains remorse, guilt, really feel regretted!

Our jobs were not satisfactory, we had few friends, we missed the family we left behind and we regretted having moved so far away.

He regretted the passing of the simple life from which ambition had seduced bam.

I use beautiful rhymes to describe a love that has been plundered. I use an exquisite font-type to depict that regretted love.

Regretted the follies of his youth.

The air was fresh and he regretted nothing.

He regretted misspelling the last word.

I regretted having left the work unfinished.

Then you would have deeply regretted not staying with me.

He rashly look the business in hand, and regretted shortly afterwards.

Mandy said, but Cal pursed his lips in a fretful way, and she regretted it.

The shepherd regretted not taking the neighbor's advice. So he plugged the hole to secure the sheep pen.

People are inspired for victory, regretted for faulty and proud of participation.

I regretted making the speech at the meeting.

How wonderful they are! I regretted that you didn't come here with me.

It is to be regretted that he should have committed this foolish act.

People are encouraged by the victory, regretted for the fault, prided for their participating in the game.

He regretted every night. He is not in the mood to do anything.

One in three Americans say they have tweeted or posted something online that they later regretted.

However, I regretted I forgot to take my camera. So I used my mobile phone to take some photos on site.

In the light of my later experience I have regretted this.

I regretted having left the firm after twenty years.

While bar fights always look cool in movies, they are frequently regretted and totally avoidable in real life.