Sentence examples for long regret from inspiring English sources

The United States will long regret its missed opportunities in a match that it might have won, 4-1, instead of losing in a shootout.

Fuelled by anger stemming from Mike Jones's refereeing decision, Pardew clashed with Pellegrini, unleashing a volley of abuse he swiftly apologised for and will presumably long regret.

I suspect they will long regret their failure to respond to President Clinton -- at Camp David and later on -- with more forthcoming and comprehensive ideas of their own.

But the price of premature closure -- of not giving the courts of Florida a chance to apply their law to the present uncertainty -- might be a cloud of illegitimacy we would long regret.

Sale left Adams Park with one point, but will long regret taking so long to get their game going, a fallow period during which the ruthless Walder banged over five unanswered penalties that laid the foundations for a badly needed Premiership victory.

Mr. Johnson says he voted with Mr. Lott at a fraternity convention in New Orleans and has long regretted it.

She knew the place: it used to be a Burlington Coat Factory where she once bought a three-quarter-sleeve raincoat she long regretted.

Lying in bed too long, regretting the indulgence of the festive season, the mind turns inevitably to schemes of self-improvement.

Mr. DellaVecchia, who describes himself as "being on the Christian right," said he had long regretted being unable to help out after the Sept. 11 attacks and felt he had "unfinished business" in his birthplace, New York.

The result was a moment of courtroom drama and human redemption led by an 81-year-old judge eager to make amends for a decision he had long regretted.

The Mets traded Ed Lynch to the Chicago Cubs today for two minor leaguers, shed tears for a departed comrade and then resumed their marauding march without pausing for long regrets.