Sentence examples for read unfortunately from inspiring English sources
However, the South African issued a statement today which read: "Unfortunately I was taken out of context.
It read: "unfortunately they have gone all, "we need to be independent," on us … so unfortunately nothing much I can do for a while".
A statement on his website read: "Unfortunately James Arthur has been diagnosed with acute exhaustion and instructed to rest for several days by his doctor.
Stock, who once called Waterman "a buffoon" who "thinks talent is blonde hair and big tits", issued a statement through his office, which read: "Unfortunately, Mr Stock cannot attend the concert on 11 July".
Asking The Independent to divert attention onto UCLU's reaction - as well as Khan's own statement - the UCLU outlined the full email it sent to Kurda upon rejection of Gifford's appearance which read: Unfortunately on this occasion your speaker has not been approved by UCLU.
A statement on the club's website read: "Unfortunately the results and performances of the team have not been good enough and were showing no signs of improving at a key time in the season.
A 'Team Clapton' statement on his website reads: "Unfortunately, last night we experienced a steadily worsening technical problem with the PA system that the band battled with throughout the show but by the last song of the set it became unbearable on stage and Eric was unable to complete that number.
Here's what a post on the official N-Gage blog reads: "Unfortunately, as can sometimes happen in software development, unexpected difficulties can occur.
A bright red notice below the item reads, "UNFORTUNATELY THIS ITEM HAS SOLD OUT.
Her secret identity was busted, she went to New York and fell in love with a budding pop-star, Noah Flynn (I haven't read it, unfortunately – synopsis courtesy of my daughter Alice, about to turn 11).
Books As I do a lot of train travel, both commuting and regular trips to Birmingham, I should have plenty of time to read but unfortunately newspapers tend to dominate.
