Sentence examples for making some amends from inspiring English sources

West End Rocker revelled in the conditions, winning the Becher Chase by 22 lengths, making some amends for his being brought down at the eponymous hazard in April.

But if Bond isn't much of an ambassador for the new, globalised moviescape, who is? On the upside, you could say Hollywood is making some amends for its Borat-like ignorance of decades past, and that respect for, or at least acknowledgement of, other cultures, nationalities and ethnicities can only be a good thing.

There was still time for Wolfsburg to get the consolation their 27 shots on goal deserved, Rodriguez making some amends for his early own goal with a curling free-kick.

The Thalberg award, however, should make some amends.

Her medal made some amends for the slight disappointment of the team bronze.

In this piece of longform writing for Sports Illustrated, Michael McKnight makes some amends for that.

Mr. Castro's lawyer, Michael C. Farkas, said the assemblyman decided to cooperate with the government because he thought "he could do some good and make some amends".

Skerla made some amends with a sliding tackle that denied Prso, who showed his lack of pace by being caught up after being put clean through.

Kim made some amends with this year's Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter... and Spring, a semi-abstract Buddhist parable set on a tiny floating monastery.

Unfettered by tubes and unpestered by hovering medics, he reminisced and made some amends, exchanged jokes and assurances of love with his family, received Catholic rites and managed to swallow a communion host that was probably his last meal.

In 1828, two years after Hastings's death, members of the India House, to make some amends for their vote of censure, gave £20,000 to trustees for the benefit of Hastings's son.