Sentence examples for will be making amends from inspiring English sources

She will be making amends to the veterans who grumbled about the low-key ceremonial by attending a commemorative service to mark the end of the second world war, at Westminster Abbey on July 10.

Pettit will be making amends for the rest of his life.

No word on whether WB will be issuing replacements or sending out discs, but some consumers have reported that retailers are making amends on WB's behalf.

The Nationals are making amends.

But now Ms. Sieger is making amends in death.

My body was making amends, I think.

However, it is still likely that attempts will be made to amend it in the Lords, in particular to strengthen the protection available to churches who do not want to conduct gay weddings.

Star Trek Into Darkness was voted the worst Star Trek film of all time by Trekkies, though many are hoping amends will be made with the upcoming new TV show.

He lost out to his compatriot Karem Rajabi Golojeh at last year's world championships, but will be intent on making amends tonight in the last event of the powerlifting tournament.

The former Lyon star will be keen to make amends for his lacklustre display at Euro 2008, when he started two games but made little impression.

But they have lost their last seven meetings against Wales, who will be aiming to make amends for an opening loss to England, which Jenkins believes has added to the pressure the visitors will face at Murrayfield.