Sentence examples similar to regret not calling from inspiring English sources

(The ophthalmologist later told Chesivoir she regretted not calling an ambulance, which would have expedited his admission).

Neil Kinnock, the Labour leader during the strike who criticised the "suicidal vanity" of Scargill, said in 2009 that he regretted not calling publicly for a national strike ballot.

Rudd said he regretted not calling an inquiry or royal commission into the Iraq war but that he was reluctant because the Australian bureaucracy was "traumatised" and would have ground to a halt if he tried.

He told Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2 that he regretted not calling a by-election when he quit the Conservative Party in 2008.

During the inquest, Silva said she regretted not calling an ambulance by herself.

Over here, Stevie," and then immediately regretted not calling him Steve.

Blagojevich's lawyers expressed regret in not calling Jackson Jr. to the stand--and he could have to take it the second time around.

I simply regret having not called him on his birthday.

Another regret, Mr Marshall added, was not calling for a "reception committee" to greet fans as they went through Gate C.

The Managing Board also regrets that its oversight in not calling the One Love Foundation to verify what was presented as fact has distracted from what was intended to be a serious point about the problems of holding a drinking event to honor the memory of someone murdered by an abuser of alcohol.

She added, "Believe me, not calling the police is something I regret".