Sentence examples for regrettably died from inspiring English sources

"There have been incidents like this before, incidents where three or four Pakistanis regrettably died, but 25 people or more, that's on a different scale," said a Western diplomat in Kabul who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the subject.

Regrettably, Whitcomb Judson died in 1909 and never heard the term or saw the success of his invention.

Regrettably, UM died during the preparation of this manuscript.

Referring to the 2005 E. coli outbreak in south Wales, in which five-year-old Mason Jones died, he said: "Regrettably it appears that these outbreaks are happening all too frequently.

Police and paramedics gave him first aid and sought to resuscitate him in the street and on the way to hospital but, regrettably, they were unsuccessful and Mr Tomlinson died.

Regrettably or not, the fire of 1968 has apparently died down.

Regrettably, many people see classical music as an historic art form, composed by people who died centuries ago, so I'm going to select five pieces from composers who are all actually alive today.

Regrettably, emergency GPi-DBS in combination with intrathecal baclofen did not improve his clinical situation and he died of a dystonic crisis six weeks after surgery.

And so it is that Sondheim's Passion never dies, but Sir Andrew's Phantom Love, regrettably, does.

Regrettably, horses involved in equestrian sports of all kinds sometimes die on the field of play.

Regrettably, the same cannot be said of Pavel Srnicek, the former Newcastle United goalkeeper who did die recently.