Sentence examples for called pardon from inspiring English sources

"The book is called 'Pardon Me.' Isn't that cute?" Instead of bargaining for a big advance, Ms. Rich may be paying her way to authorship.

The biggest boxing match of the year — this coming Saturday's fight between Floyd Mayweather, the brash virtuoso, and Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez, the soft-spoken young idol — recently got some free publicity on an ESPN program called "Pardon the Interruption".

He has written a song called "Pardon Me" (which will also feature on his album repack), and Professor Green and Laura Mvula are among artists contributing to the track.

Together, the film and the campaign, called "Pardon Snowden," opened a new chapter in the debate about the surveillance Mr. Snowden revealed and about whether his leaks will go down in history as whistle-blowing or treason.

About ten years ago, when she was in her mid-forties, she began writing a blog about the neighborhood, and the changes she saw in it, called Pardon Me for Asking (tagline: "News from Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, and Beyond..."...

When it comes to intriguing names, it takes a lot to outdo Charles Busch, the man behind "Vampire Lesbians of Sodom". Earlier this year, he and the Theater-in-Limbo Company put on a play called "Pardon My Inquisition," performed at 11 P.M. and midnight after the "Vampire" performance.

Former Supreme Court chief justice William H. Rehnquist called pardons a "fail safe" against the "unalterable fact that our judicial system, like the human beings who administer it, is fallible".

In a statement, ACLU deputy legal director Cecilia Wang called the pardon "a presidential endorsement of racism".

Legal experts called the pardon of Mr. Braswell, given the current investigation, highly unusual.

Mr. Rich, in his one statement on the matter, called the pardon a "humanitarian" act.

David Trois, president of the Rockland County Patrolman's Benevolent Association, said he remained convinced that Ms. Rosenberg played a role in the Brink's robbery and he called the pardon an insult to all police officers.