Sentence examples for which sorry from inspiring English sources

But to this day, the real reason to visit New Haven is the pizza, which — sorry, New York — is the best in the country.

For the next week, the Bay Street production which, sorry to say, ends Aug. 4, coincides with "Private Lives" still on Broadway (through Sept. 1).

"They see what the press can do, how they can cause a lot of harm and so you get a little bit — " He didn't finish the thought, which, sorry, would have to be: defensive and hopefully embarrassed about some of the misfortune — not all — that the industry has brought upon itself.

Most people would have read the latest issue of MacWorld, which, sorry to say, by the time you read it would have been several weeks, if not months, old.

"I want to marry him!" says another -- which, sorry, isn't legal in Australia, where the video was filmed.

But she also had Pokémon Stadium, which, sorry, I'm going to have to tell you this, is miles better than Crash.

Or making sure that talent within organisations is nurtured, rather than sidelined, and then progressed through the right channels into the jobs which - sorry to be blunt - white people for the most part usually get.

In the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries, it fought two wars of independence against the English, during which Mel Gibson — sorry, William Wallace — emerged as a national icon.

The door policy hasn't changed since back in the day, which means "sorry" if you're not on the list.

Nor are those families driven into debt going to be rescued from the plight into which this sorry episode plunged them".

Bertrand has since deleted the tweet, and followed up with an apology, which read: "sorry if I offended anyone by swearing as I don't encourage that type of language.