Sentence examples for amends come from inspiring English sources

And even though one might easily assume that it's only fair game that we have as much time as possible before our own annihilation and the extinction of our species to make amends, come to Jesus, say goodbye, and have all the sex possible in the time allotted, it's not at all practical.

Adebayor's chance to make amends came quickly and he took it.

That said, given how freshly fixed in place the rules are, some EU regulators may well tread softly on the enforcement front — at least in the first instances, to give companies some benefit of the doubt and/or a chance to make amends to come into compliance if they are deemed to be falling short of the new standards.

(The brewery's original name was Kuhlmbach & Geisel, which in Springfield taverns was traditionally amended to "Come back and guzzle").

Christian theology says the New Testament amends the Old: what happened in the days of the apostles amends what came long before.

In an attempt to make amends, he came into the office with the manuscript of a novel written by one of his former students, F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Governor Paterson could help make amends by coming up with a "coherent economic development plan, with technology," for the Island and the rest of the state, he said.

The amended bill came to a vote in the Senate on December 12th.

The amended order came only after I spent five hours speaking with eight different people in two different buildings.

The amended filing comes ahead of a court hearing next week, when the sides are scheduled to discuss the prospects of a settlement.

The amended filing came one day after his host on the trip, Peter Papanicolaou, the president of the Cyprus Federation of America, which paid for the $6,890 visit, was arrested in Brooklyn on federal corruption charges.