Sentence examples for swiftly regretted from inspiring English sources

At the weekend Brian Cox - who plays Agememnon - headed to LA, and swiftly regretted his generous offer to buy supplies.

The player nominally signed as Milito's reserve, Tommaso Rocchi, was finally given his first start on Sunday, but Stramaccioni swiftly regretted the decision.

Voters had tried that in 2008, after all, and swiftly regretted it.Even after the inconclusive election, however, there was one more failsafe intended to avert the activation of the sequester: the barminess of its design.

Johnson swiftly said he regretted the editorial, but Labour MP Yasmin Qureshi asked David Cameron to demand a proper apology from Johnson.

The editorial added: "The police became a convenient scapegoat, and the Sun newspaper a whipping boy for daring, albeit in a tasteless fashion, to hint at the wider causes of the incident". Johnson swiftly said he regretted the editorial, but Labour MP Yasmin Qureshi asked David Cameron to demand a proper apology from Johnson.

His barrister, Hossein Zahir, said Woollard "bitterly regretted" and was "mortified" by his action, the result of a "short-lived, very swiftly repented single moment of madness".

Hollande deeply regretted Britain's vote for Brexit, but is also the European leader who is most fiercely urging the UK to act quickly and launch the process to leave the EU as swiftly as possible.

She regretted and regretted and regretted.

Every morning at 11.59, she waits for the weather girl to start talking before she allows herself her regular six minutes of pain and regret, swiftly followed by the first glass of wine and the second lie.

But rarely can a speech which gratified the faithful have proved so damaging, and so swiftly, to the party.Miss Widdecombe failed to notice that most politicians who use the phrase "zero tolerance" end up regretting it.

We regret the insensitivity that this action may have caused and wish to assure our community that we will act swiftly in this matter and will take any and all appropriate action.