Sentence examples for all excuse from inspiring English sources

It was lusty and passionate and all, "Excuse me, could you just move that spanner?" It wasn't all glossy, like everything I'd seen before; it was very British and ordinary, people roughing it, the way I kind of thought it probably would be in real life.

"That's all excuse stuff.

Plus there's been plenty of chatter about how progressive and inspiring it would be to elect an African Pope and I'm all, excuse me, this year alone we've had Obama, Beyoncé at the Super Bowl, and that all-black TV version of "Steel Magnolias"; it's enough.

"It's not a be-all-and-end-all excuse, and I don't mean it to be," he said.

"Over the years, Ferpa has morphed into kind of a catch-all excuse for schools and colleges to deny just about any open-records request that they're motivated to refuse," LoMonte said.

That enjoyable word, denoting good times among mates, is a new catch-all excuse for nastiness, containing within it the implication that those campaigning against prejudice lack a sense of humour.

Every loss was followed by the same thing; some nonsense cover-all excuse about accountability, with none being put on display.

Nor can the administration use its all-purpose excuse: all of these forecasts date from after 9/11.

All in all, an excuse to drink and feel worthy about it.

Weather, wind, those are all excuses.

"It's all excuses, I guess," Gagné said.