Sentence examples for regretted going from inspiring English sources

But there is not one day when I've regretted going swimming.

Later, he said that he regretted going after Crabtree ("that was immature"), while making it clear that he still didn't like him.

She deeply regretted going in wearing her padded winter coat with her grey hair a bit windswept, and now plans to have her hair cut, and pink streaks added.

Christine Blower, the NUT general secretary, said her members "deeply regretted" going on strike, but that they had little option after months of talks aimed at addressing growing concerns over pay, pensions and conditions of service had failed.

And even though a very smelly person was lying down in there and I regretted going into that car, and probably the other people did as well, this might be evidence of leadership qualities that could compare to those of a Commander-in-Chief.

There's no doubt that funerals can be harrowing for children, but Mackinnon, of Winston's Wish, the child bereavement charity, says no one there has ever come across someone who regretted going to a funeral as a child According to the latest British Social Attitudes survey, released in May, almost half of people (48%) still think it's inappropriate for children under 12 to attend funerals.

Does she regret going public with her complaints?

Annan does not regret going to Baghdad in 1998.

She added, "I don't regret going to North Vietnam.

In truth, she regrets going back to work so soon.

You won't regret going along for the ride.