It was probably the largest and most complete city wall left in the world, but by the late 1960s there was little left save the elegant gate buildings strung out along the ring road built in its place.Now, true to Miss Lin's prediction, a regretful city government is erecting a replacement.
But there is a glum view within UKIP that Mr Farage is nonetheless planning to dominate the "out" campaign in a way that would make it even less likely to succeed.His hope, it is feared, may be to "own the defeat", after the fashion of the Scottish National Party, which has enjoyed a regretful surge in support since last year's failed independence referendum.
Misery and stalemate ReprintsThis is a big moment for America and Iraq, yet the Iraqi government was more regretful than jubilant, calling the deal the best it could achieve after more than a year of negotiations.
A regretful member of the Labour front bench admits the error: "Whichever party loses the election will have to consider its failure to be more counterintuitive a monumental strategic mistake".
Four-fifths of the world's fresh water is frozen.The book's final chapter, however, takes on a more regretful tone as the author turns his attention to climate change and what it means for cold places.
They were angry and greedy; bored and disaffected; focused looters and regretful copycats.Where the arsonists were more successful, such as Tottenham, in north London, scars remain.
But precisely where did these regretful thoughts occur so that they could have had this effect?
Sénac's early poetry, as in the volume Poèmes (1954), is bitter and regretful in its treatment of his childhood but optimistic with regard to his own creative possibilities as a man as well as to those of his people.
For example, Brutus might have had regretful thoughts after stabbing Julius Caesar, and these thoughts might have caused him to blush.
He felt terrible, he was humiliated, he felt he humiliated her. "He was very regretful, he was very remorseful in that dressing room.
Then there are Shyama's friends Priya and Lydia, the former a married woman with a string of affairs behind her, and the latter a childless and secretly regretful alcoholic human relationships counsellor.
