Sentence examples for started regretting from inspiring English sources

"When I learned from the TV that the parliament was being bombed and civilians were being killed, I started regretting it," he said.

Any three prisoners should be able to open all the cells c. King Fidaq must not be able to open all the cells (you see, he didn't trust himself all the time – in fact he started regretting his scheme as soon as he had announced it. The quality of mercy may not be strained, but for kings, it sure is very short-lived!) d.

Bryan Ferry the imagined Bryan Ferry of this article, you understand on a night like this, on a night you've started regretting as soon as you saw the first fiver rolling itself into being, will become an intentional guide.

I started regretting for the decision I made particularly for not knowing what is going to happen to me next.

It did not take long, however, for Google to start regretting its actions.

Just imagine what could happen to those protectionist US tendencies if the bubble does burst, and Alan Greenspan starts regretting his decision not to get out while the going was good.

Start regretting them now.

All we have to say is that if we were Statham we might start regretting our recent breakup with her..

It was probably about 20 feet outside the wire that I started to regret the decision to join the patrol.

It was only after she'd been captured, she said, when "the days just began adding up," that she started to regret her political bid.

It's right around this time that I've started to regret not wearing wellies: the Other stage is a slopfest.