Sentence examples for thousand excuses from inspiring English sources

What happened?" After many years of doing interviews, I've heard a thousand excuses.

It means doing little to confront crimes against humanity; realism gives a president a thousand excuses for inaction.

Sleepless, she has all the time in the world to recall the looks of doubt and evil that often come to crowd his eyes and for which she once made a thousand excuses.

Megawati takes charge Why Doha matters A step back from the precipice The ardour cools Reprints Related items World trade: Playing games with prosperityJul 26th 2001 Russia and the WTO: Playing by the rulesJul 26th 2001That will not stop a thousand excuses being offered between here and Doha.

And the third great enemy is your fears and insecurities that paralyze you in life and convince you through a thousand excuses why you cannot achieve your dreams.

Companies will find a thousand excuses not to engage, but Vaynerchuk uses real-life case histories to illustrate those that have, and won, and those that haven't, and are losing.

After several thousand "excuse me's," I negotiated a spot in line for the register and waited while three other customers unloaded their carts and paid.

"I've got absolutely zero excuses.

Mr. Bush has two excuses: war and recession.

"You can make a million excuses, but in the end you have to serve your customers".

I still kick myself for not querying Clegg at the time, and I venture two excuses.