During the years I lived in a doorman building in Murray Hill, I remember devoting what seemed like a good part of a day to tipping the men who worked there, usually a day or two after Christmas, regrettably, but always before the New Year.
Precision bombing, regrettably, is not always as precise as it should be.
"Regrettably, doping was always there at the top levels of sport, as the field becomes more competitive and the prize becomes ever-greater.
Sadly, regrettably, we're always on Facebook, aren't we?
"But in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, we regrettably did not always live up to our own values, including those reflected in the Convention.
This is some poor woman (regrettably, it's always a woman) muddied and bloodied and unable to escape whatever is after her because no matter how much the dark envelopes her, there'll always be the wide whites of her eyes giving her away.
Regrettably, that is not always the case.
Regrettably, that has not always been the case at Wonga.
While it is our policy to do everything within our power to ensure on-time performance, regrettably, this is not always the possible". The company said the safety of its crews and passengers was its top priority and that it would await the results of court proceedings before commenting further.
He had given President Obama much needed counsel, not always taken regrettably, but counsel that Obama needed to show the American public he was getting.
So melancholy, in some form, had always existed - and, regrettably, we have no statistical evidence of a sudden increase in early modern Europe, which had neither a psychiatric profession to do the diagnosing nor a public health establishment to record the numbers of the afflicted.
