"I've had nine lives so far, and I regret everyone of them".
There are at least three emails in my life that I can distinctly remember writing when angry, and I know I regret everyone of them.
Don't regret telling everyone, but told some friends who weren't part of the closest circle, who I fear may not keep it to themselves'.
Everyone regrets that that is a byproduct".
BADEN-BADEN — This has been such a lovely day that everyone regrets that the Flower Fête, which was to have been held today [Aug.
Boredom can set in a lot of times, there is a lot of peer pressure, and then something happens that everyone regrets".
There is also a Freddie Truemanish theme, as older sailors report that life aboard is not what it once was ("Ships used to be much more sociable places," the chief engineer regrets, "but now everyone takes DVDs to their cabins" – a metaphor for the world, perhaps).
Perhaps this is what MTV has brought us in thirty seasons of hot-tub parties and blurry night-vision footage of under-the-sheets trysts that everyone regrets in the morning—it has helped train us to see our daily lives as a continual acting out of identity in public.
In a 2014 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Robert Kirkman revealed that he regrets revealing that everyone in the new world is infected too soon, saying "If I had to do it again, I wouldn't have done the CDC episode [at the end of season one].
During his long life he had disappointments, sorrows, regrets, and tragedies like everyone else, but he bore them stoically and with an unusual degree of grace.
Of course, I shall inform you, as soon as possible, about the conclusions which the legal service of the Commission will formulate having studied precisely the reply of the European Patent Office to the letter which I sent it recently Let me therefore conclude by reiterating that the Commission, like everyone else, regrets that this patent has been granted in its present form.
