Sentence examples for able to make amends from inspiring English sources

Advances to McKay, tries to drive, slices off the outside edge, and after the drop costing six runs, Doherty is able to make amends.

And so Michel Platini, whose goal helped deny Spain victory in this tournament's final in Paris 24 years ago, was able to make amends by placing the Henri Delaunay cup in the hands of Aragonés's players, worthy victors of a tournament characterised by a certain recklessness caused, in all probability, by a general shortage of truly convincing defenders.

Botica's conversion from wide out hit the post but he was able to make amends minutes later with a penalty after Mark Cueto impeded Wallace trying to repeat the trick.

Make sure you are able to make amends where needed, and move forward with the new insight and knowledge you gained from that experience.

It wasn't until he was able to make a semi-official return to the country in 2007 that he was able to make amends to the people of Turkey through the media.

I may not be able to put things right, to make amends but I can learn from those memories.

"Ken was able to use some of his talents legitimately," Mr. Rosenthal said, "and he used them to make amends".

He wanted to return to them and try to make amends, and he realized on the morning of the third day that he would not be able to do that if Caesar killed him.

Even if he were able to make personal amends to all those he attempted to "rehabilitate" over the course of his 12 years as Exodus' president, the movement he led is now a many-headed hydra.

Time to make amends.

Would love to make amends.