Sentence examples for finally excused from inspiring English sources

There was more of the same, until he finally excused himself to continue on his rounds.

The hostess chatted, tinkled a bell, gave occasional back glances at the kitchen door and finally excused herself and went into the kitchen.

Facing a JVC Jazz Festival audience left restless and unnerved by an hour's delay, Mr. Gilberto (whose hotel, by the way, was only a few doors down 57th Street) finally arrived, excused himself lamely and tamed his listeners in five minutes.

Finally she excused herself and presumably went back to the teachers' bathroom and readjusted the wig because when she returned it was on straight.

Finally he excuses himself.

The sub-commander finally arrived, excusing himself for being late on the grounds that he had been practising his shooting.

Finally, he said: "Excuse me for being indiscreet.

Finally, I said, "Excuse me," tapped my index finger to my earlobe, pointed to their headphones, and pantomimed, "Can you turn it down, please".

Finally, I said, "Excuse me, but do you think that if a black person and a white person have a baby it's a Hispanic?" "Yes!" he shouted triumphantly, and to this day I'm not sure if he was kidding.

I kept talking and talking and finally he said, "Excuse me, I have to get out of here and find me a girl for tonight!" Another time there I asked Al Franken if I could interview him.

Chuckles accomplished, he excused himself and finally reached his table.