Sentence examples for quick amends from inspiring English sources

However, the same XI who suffered a shock midweek defeat by third-tier outfit Stranraer in the League Cup twice came close to making quick amends at Easter Road.

Scott, starting on the 10th tee Friday, made quick amends for his opening-round 74 which left him in 82nd place and in danger of missing the cut.

They knew that quick amends were in order and soon got back to their drawing board to unveil, two years down the line, Windows 7. It was widely adopted by the still wailing users of Windows Vista and smugly accepted by Windows XP loyalists.

If we get things wrong we should hold our hands up and be quick to make amends.

Two others reported that it was now quicker to receive amended prescriptions where necessary and one that it reduced emergency supplies at the doctors' request as the doctor could now send a valid prescription immediately.

But he was quick to try to make amends, issuing a statement on his Web site, and in the weeks since he and the head of the state Republican Party have toured Colorado meeting with Tea Party groups.

So first-time home buyers who purchased a house in 2009, were able to get quick refunds by claiming the credit on amended 2008 returns, based on their 2008 income.

The Guardian tried to settle the case using an offer of amends, supposedly the easiest, cheapest and quickest way of admitting error and moving to judgment.

Yet if he is quick to anger, he is even quicker to make amends, as was the case during the BMW Championship at Wentworth when, stung by the criticism of his design changes to the West course, Els had words with those players whom he believed had "stabbed him in the back", including Graeme McDowell.

The government was quick to retract its offer when red-shirt leaders amended their demands.

Some lawmakers were quick to assert that the administration's plan would likely be amended, while others were critical of specific policy proposals contained in it.