Sentence examples for amends from a from inspiring English sources

Özil had a chance to make amends from a Gómez knockdown midway through the first half but drilled a first-time shot inches wide.

Palis missed with a more long-range kick, but made amends from a similar distance soon after, adding a further penalty to make it 16-9 gointointhethe final quarter.

I suggest that the definition of death be amended from a purely biologic model to an ontologic definition that focuses on that which is essential to the human person, the loss of which constitutes death.

After rechecking, it was amended from only a 5-year BPharm to include a master's degree.

Perhaps the caption to the picture should be amended from Bob Burton (a name that is nowhere mentioned in the piece) to Bob Savio?

A U.S. District Court judge has accepted a third amended complaint from a woman who got into a tussle with security officials at Bob Hope Airport when they wouldn't allow her to bring applesauce and other snacks onboard a flight in 2009.

Costa then missed a penalty but made amends from the spot with nine minutes to go.

Gopperth's first shot at goal, from just inside Saracens' half, fell just short but he made amends from 30 metres to put the Falcons on the board.

Hearing Tiger Woods' apology helped remind me of the importance of amends, from having the willingness to give them to the dedication to live them.

As envisaged, his amendment would prevent a minister from amending or abolishing a public body in a way that was incompatible with judicial independence, incompatible with human rights or disproportionate.

The offense would be amended from the child pornography felony to a gross misdemeanor of telephone harassment.