Sentence examples for amends to make from inspiring English sources

"They have amends to make.

THE Internet divisions of traditional retailers have amends to make for the misery they have visited on their respective corporations.

Maggie Flood in "Expensive Habits" (1986) is equally Irish (née Lynch), also a writer (including screenplays), has likewise not succeeded in telling the whole story, and may be dying at 45. Before her heart is bypassed, she has amends to make: her first husband didn't deserve her unkind first novel; her only son is owed "some uncorrupted text".

But it still has amends to make.

"I still, of course, have plenty to walk through, amends to make, and seek to apply lessons learned in a positive mutually beneficial way".

I am not going to claim I have no amends to make in life, but I don't owe anyone else an apology for any lie I told decades ago.

The regulations will be amended to make this clear.

More and more schemes have been amended to make similar provisions for widows and widowers.

It has been amended to make clear that Wellcome does not have any direct investment.

"Make America safer!" That statement might more properly be amended to "Make America feel safer".

It has been amended to make clear that Wellcome does not have a direct investment.