Sentence examples for excuse having from inspiring English sources
It becomes a lot harder for Oxford to excuse having a woefully low number of black students if it has been given a list from which to pick bright young BME brains.
But the top four men were all absent at tee time, each citing fear of the Zika virus, as was the reigning Olympic champ George Lyon of Canada, who has a better excuse having died in 1939, 34 years after the last golf Games in Saint Louis.
In 1937, Roosevelt wrote to Hickok that "I never meant to hurt you in any way, but that is no excuse having done it.
He then finished to fifth Kalanisi in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Churchill Downs, although in this case he had a legitimate excuse, having been blocked twice when Dettori attempted to find space for a challenge.
That excuse has worn thin.
"Another excuse has been that they are too ugly.
Yet this excuse has always seemed an unfair cop-out.
"It seems like excuse after excuse is being presented and the major excuse has been the science".
With petrol and natural gas getting cheaper by the day, that excuse has gone.
That excuse has been predictable for decades — and usually not considered credible.
This sort of "abuse excuse" has been advanced far more brazenly before.
