Sentence examples for atone at from inspiring English sources

After that defeat in Rome, the whole club is keen to atone at Wembley.

"For us it's the one Christmas album you can listen to without having to atone at Yom Kippur for playing it," Roger Bennett, one of the producers, said.

The 37-year-old defending champion wasted the chance to move within two of the lead when he missed from inside three feet but atoned at the next with a delightful 10-footer into the centre of the cup.

But I would be able to tell them travellers' tales that I hoped would atone for at least some of those looming epiphanies of parental failure.

Yes, I had handsomely atoned for at least a decade's worth of sedentary emasculation.

In the first game, Hummels's error led to Ronaldo scoring for Real, but he atoned both at home and away with graceful defending under pressure.

He could not atone for his miss at the end of normal time, which could have saved so much hassle.

Then, in Marra's opportunity to atone, he looked unsettled at the free-throw line as a UConn-heavy crowd whipped into an ear-splitting frenzy.

After the accident, Ross loses weight but remains a softie, transformed by the need to atone and by awe at his wife's resilience.

In 2014, Iwata said he would halve his salary for several months to atone for the downturn at the maker of the Donkey Kong and Pokemon franchises, which has struggled as rivals Sony and Microsoft outpaced it in console sales.

They can atone by beating Bangladesh at Nelson on Thursday, a result that would bring a broad smile to the new chairman of the ECB – or will he soon be the chairman of Cricket England and Wales since the ECB is apparently such a "toxic brand"?