Sentence examples for some sorry from inspiring English sources

"He's poked his pecker in some sorry trash bins".

And he points out some sorry truths of the American justice system.

It always sounds like some sorry scene between parents of a juvenile delinquent.

There's a killer who attacks at random, wearing a gruesome mask and knocking on doors until some sorry victim makes the unfortunate decision to answer.

Suddenly, it was not difficult to imagine myself at an immigration counter in some sorry third-world airport, gaping at an impatiently outstretched palm.

And the main beneficiaries of this largesse, inevitably, are richer farmers, not poor peasants.The Middle East, one of the most arid regions of the world, also offers some sorry irrigation stories.

For the uninitiated, Thug Kitchen's recipes are sold with phrases like "Don't fuck around with some sorry-ass ten-dollar takeout," and "This holiday season bake a batch of these spiced sons of bitches".

Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone enjoyed the record's comedic nature, writing "Simply put: Eminem will crack you up", but also felt that the misogynistic lyrics grow tiresome, noting that "the wife-killing jokes of "97 Bonnie and Clyde' aren't any funnier than Garth Brooks', and 'My Fault' belongs on some sorry-ass Bloodhound Gang record".

But doing so can lead to some bad analysis — sorry, there's no polite way to put it — if you aren't alert to this very basic issue of sample size.

So if you did not get to see the game live, do not have the desire to ferret out each individual video clip (some with advertising, sorry; some without) and do not want to wait for the nightly highlight shows, check this posting after the matches are completed for the latest — and we hope greatest — goals from Europe.

Even if they wanted to get to each other and do some killing, sorry, no.