atone for

His wife had died and he had followed Dounias, as he explained, to atone for his sins against her by settling upon her.

In theory, the bank has no liability for losses on these products; in practice, it can come under pressure to atone for defaults.

I'm afraid he cannot atone for his negligence in the matter.

But it's about recognizing that Serbia's got to atone for this, pay its price and move on.

To the celestials, he was an outcast -- another prideful fallen angel who could not even admit to his errors, let alone atone for them.

He made an effort to atone for his misdeeds after he was criticized by the teacher.

"God gave me the punishment I deserve . . . I'm willing to use the rest of my life to make up for this mistake, to atone for my sin. "

i shall have to do much living to atone for it .

It's a chance to atone for a mistake he believes the United States made when it turned away from wind energy.

Wealthy toys with woman and plays card, they don't atone for you to spend quite money.

In the past few days I have begun to atone for my private failings with my wife, Silda, my children, and my entire family.

In a cruel irony, the girls were encouraged by Jeffs by being told their compliance would help atone for the sins of their community.

The only way to atone for being occasionally a little overdressed is by being always absolutely over-educated.

To atone for that Tyrion made an attempt to teach her cyvasse, though he soon realized that was a lost cause.

He who beholds the gods against their will, shall atone for it by a heavy penalty.

Our arrogance was unpardonable. We damned one of the most noble being of all ! We may never atone for this sin.

But will they atone for all that injustice?

He tried to atone for his rudeness by sending her flowers.

Meanwhile, to obtain a Dragon Ball Tien Shinhan must first atone for the brutality of his past.

To atone for sins of the past, Ben must attempt to summon the smoke monster in order to be judged.

Jack tried to atone for his rudeness by sending her some flowers.

Nothing can atone for your negligence.

What can atone for such a loss?

If there was any way to atone for my sins, this ought to count toward the tally in some measure.

but you have to atone for your own sin . . . by doing certain things.

The Atonement: the suffering and death of Christ to atone for the sins of mankind.

Calvinistic belief that human beings are basically depraved and corrupted, hence, they should obey God to atone for their sins.

But Israel's Libyan Jews say he has sought to atone for his youthful Arab radicalism.

She often jokes about how she may end up having ti atone for not believing in God.

No amount of riches can atone for poverty of character.

First of all, He came to atone for sin, so that its power over man was destroyed, and free access to God's presence and favour was secured.

And people only lifted my head from the sand and face up to their mistakes in order to truly atone for their own.

Meanwhile, many Chinese remain bitter about what they regard as Japan's failure to fully atone for its brutal 1931-45 invasion.

My father always cherished the idea that he would atone for his error by leaving his possessions to us.

Nothing could atone for the loss of good blood.

How can I atone for hurting your feelings?

How can I atone for hurting your feeling?

Whatever you've done couldn't atone for the misdeeds.

which I trust will atone for the errors I commit.

Blood must atone for blood.

Nothing can atone for the loss of one's health.

God Oh, why do you have so spacious heart conduct to atone for the crime?

he tried to atone for her rudeness by sending her some flowers

When the high priest went into the holy of holies once a year to atone for the sin of the people

atone for (an offence, esp contempt of court)

you will atone for your sins , mr . sloane

redeem oneself; atone for one's crime