Sentence examples for amends to a from inspiring English sources

Steven Erlanger (NYT) GERMANY: MAKING AMENDS TO GAYS Lawmakers proposed making amends to a long-neglected group of Nazi victims: thousands of men sent to concentration camps for being gay.

All credit to ENO for helping make amends to a piece which is, as our music critic says elsewhere, a major achievement.

The responsibility I had was to try to make amends to a group of people we had needlessly and mistakenly offended".

"Cause" is precisely the right word; the rationale behind such books and movies, at least at first, was that we were making amends to a set of neglected heroes.

It was the science establishment's last effort to make amends to a "forgotten father of the Big Bang" for the failure to recognize fully and earlier Dr. Alpher's role in the theory's foundations.

(Dargis) 'FUNNY PEOPLE' (R, 2 25) Less serious than self-serious, Judd Apatow's third outing as a director mixes the usual penis jokes in with a lot of melodramatic mush in a story about a famous comic (Adam Sandler) who, after being told he has a rare disease, hires an assistant (Seth Rogen) and makes amends to a former girlfriend (Leslie Mann).

They won't want a bad review on a heavily trafficked site and so will usually make amends to an aggrieved customer.

Mr. Seinfeld was unhurt in the accident, which was initially reported as a rollover, but later amended to a tip.

It also said the duchess had a normal synched waist which has been amended to a normal cinched waist.

The 2-0 win for Legia in Scotland was amended to a 3-0 win for Celtic - meaning Ronny Deila's side went through on away goals.

The Creed was amended to a new version by the First Council of Constantinople in 381.