Sentence examples for amends for being from inspiring English sources

Grainger, making amends for being sent off at Walsall on Saturday, struck with his early free-kick and almost repeated his success with another in the 11th minute.

In third place, but with a gap widening to 15 points behind Hagara, is the Omani-based The Wave, Muscat, whose skipper Leigh McMillan is seeking to make amends for being pipped at the post for the 2014 title by the American Morgan Larson, sailing Ernesto Bertarelli's now absent, Swiss-based Alinghi.

Somehow it was as if Hitch wanted to make amends for her being spared from death in Peeping Tom.

West End Rocker revelled in the conditions, winning the Becher Chase by 22 lengths, making some amends for his being brought down at the eponymous hazard in April.

It doesn't appear that making amends for what's happened to Iraq is a priority for our nation.

Perhaps we should extend that and make Mayor Emanuel and Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy personally financially liable for whatever immense settlement will ultimately be required to make amends for what's happened on their watch on Homan Avenue.

"I am looking forward to Moscow and making amends for what was, at times, a very frustrating last year".

Kane said in his TV interview after the game that he had to make amends for having been on the ice for two earlier goals by the Kings.

He says life since being released from prison has been "difficult and enlightening", but there's no doubt he's trying to make amends for what he's done in the past.

Something is being made up for, amends are being made: reparations.

The last time the Constitution was amended for social purposes was in 1920, when alcohol was outlawed, but that prohibition was repealed in 1933.