Sentence examples for to sorry from inspiring English sources
adjective
Regretful for an action; grieved or saddened, especially by the loss of something or someone.
- I am sorry I stepped on your toes. It was an accident.
"I've been told not to — sorry!" Radcliffe called back.
"I knew I'd be exposed to sorry endings and I have been.
The volunteers ranged in age from 5 to 65, and from being totally toned to sorry physical specimens.
"We are to sorry to inform you that a religious scholar who was teaching at the mosque was seriously wounded," Sheik Ali said.
But presumably this is no Filthy Lucre Tour as Geldof – with his TV fortune – doesn't need festival promoters to (sorry) show him the money.
Yet for all the special effects it can create, the machine is a noisy, creaking thing prone to sorry, sometimes nerve-racking, malfunctions.
I want to say sorry to you.
I just want to say sorry to my family.
'I would like to say sorry to the people.
I have to say sorry to [the fans].
Clearly explain the need to say sorry to older preschoolers.
