Sentence examples for ruing for from inspiring English sources

Britain have looked better throughout the series whenever Newton has been replaced at hooker by the St Helens youngster James Roby, and Noble will surely now be tempted to employ Roby's extra pace and slicker service around the rucks from the start - while ruing for the umpteenth time Keiron Cunningham's refusal to tour.

When handing out flowers she saved rue for herself.

She is determined to win with a determination which Germans will soon realise, and will remember and rue for long years to come.

Wales now have three wins on the trot and if they win in France next Saturday they will rue for sure their inability to beat England at home on the opening weekend.

"We should have been three or four nil up and that is the thing we will rue for sure.

The unprecedented model of state repression and central control of the economy was not sustainable, nor should its disappearance be rued for a single moment.

But there was one event he would come to rue for the broad criticism it brought him: his participation in welcoming Russia's tsar during Nicholas II's 1897 visit to Warsaw.

But rather than ruing Mao for banishing him to the sticks, Xi fondly recollects his experience as crucial in developing his sense of duty to his country.

But Matsushita has a special reason for ruing the Chinese electronics might: Shohtoku's company largely created the monster.

Miss this moment, Mr Kan, and Japan will rue it for years to come.

Mariners coach Paul Okon rued that for the third time in as many weeks his side were unfortunate not to receive a penalty.