| She winced slightly and glanced regretfully down at the soda in her hand as a familiar feeling began to come over her. |
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| Since then, we have regretfully picked up our beach towels and coolers and headed back to the cosmic parking lot. |
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| Sadly, he has not recovered and they regretfully announced his resignation on Monday. |
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| She regretfully stepped out of the tub and towelled herself dry, winding the towel around her shoulder-length chestnut hair last. |
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| He regretfully stopped shoveling food onto his plate, and only ate half of what he put on there. |
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| Complaining under his breath, he regretfully complied, finding himself down on one knee, genuflecting before Mistress Rai'chan. |
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| I was there with her at the party, but then stupidly, and very regretfully, I left. |
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| She sighed, and regretfully disentangled herself from Steve, who looked puzzled. |
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| I sighed and regretfully pulled out a small black case that held a pair of glasses. |
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| Unfortunately, despite considerable enthusiasm shown towards the initial concept, audience turnout was poor and the plug was regretfully pulled. |
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| The days when you could recognise a person's origins by their rich and diverse regional accents are regretfully slipping away. |
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| The point is that it is not possible, regretfully, in the world in which we live, for us to guarantee anyone's safety, civilian or military. |
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| We had quite a useful meeting but regretfully at that stage the damage had been done. |
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| But regretfully, it is only a short visit for him as he leaves here on Sunday, to catch the plane to Vancouver where he has another showing. |
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| But regretfully, we will not be catering to that audience because it's really a niche. |
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| Above the thunderous roaring of the engine, I regretfully made out Vitto's two departing words. |
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| Admittedly, it was a perfectly toned bubblegum album, designed for maximum pop, but one that regretfully lost its taste after only a few listens. |
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| The representative of the Director-General stated that, regretfully, it was not unusual for consultants to show a high rate of expenditure. |
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| It is, regretfully, a good example of the eruption of the ultra far right's new xenophobic populism on the political stage. |
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| We will try to negotiate with the landowner and if that fails regretfully we may have to apply for a court injunction but this is very much a position of last resort. |
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| But, as he regretfully learned, his adoptees' public high schools were so bad that many of the kids dropped out, squandering an extraordinary opportunity. |
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| A hot-pot is in the oven, which I regretfully turn down because I'd already eaten lunch, however I do accept a cup of tea and a slice of her Christmas cake. |
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| You will surely recall that we had planned to host the congress' banquet at the Manège militaire that regretfully burnt down last March. |
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| Significant stakeholders believe that the Gehry design is, regretfully, unworkable. |
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| I did it regretfully, I don't normally have to do that, in the end it dragged on and on. |
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| Canadians across the country share both the hope and, regretfully, the uncertainty of the reality of the commitment. |
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| As an active participant in the disarmament process, Kazakhstan regretfully notes the lack of real progress. |
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| Luckily or regretfully, this failure is shared by civil society in general. |
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| It's everything and nothing, and the impact regretfully for all of us, is weak. |
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| When we finally decided on an enforcement action, having had to very regretfully reach the conclusion that there was no other way, we did it properly. |
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| These consultants smile regretfully and tell me that better qualified juniors have the post-grad accreditation, the MBA, the specific certificate or diploma. |
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| The Fiddler's Green Festival Committee has regretfully announced that the Tommy Fleming concert scheduled for Wednesday July 23 has been cancelled. |
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| He hustled R.V. Smethurst off stage rather like a chucker-out in a pub regretfully ejecting an old and respected customer, and starting paging G.G. Simmons. |
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| And, regretfully, it is extremely unlikely that we'll see him emerging from his shower a few months later, complaining about the awful dream he had last night. |
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| The first of those teams were due to arrive in Sligo yesterday afternoon, but the organisers had to regretfully inform them that the event would not go ahead. |
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| I have to say, regretfully, that as this particular menace assumes a new dimension every year, we must face the scourge with ever increasing ferocity. |
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| He regretfully admitted that his trial balloon for a joint Bet Din including all 3 groups had collapsed. |
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| After three years of fruitful partnership, we have regretfully been forced to put the TQS network up for sale, in view of the acquisition of Vidéotron ltée and TVA Group by Quebecor Media. |
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| Exclusiveness can be found in many forms of our communication, i.e. language, discussions, written materials, and regretfully in some of our preaching. |
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| Roger Crawford said regretfully on Saturday night that, with the exception of fellow Alabamian A1 Dillard, he had lost touch with his teammates. |
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| In March of 1723, at the request of the landgrave, he regretfully turned down the prestigious position that had been offered him: Cantor at St. Thomas's in Leipzig. |
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| In light of the foregoing, the Tribunal regretfully upholds the appeal. |
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| Enthused by the blissfully beatific look on my face, the waiter suggested I try one of the dosas or uthappams, but I regretfully declined. |
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| That is why tonight, regretfully I cannot agree with the tactics suggested by Mr Jarzembowski because it is a recipe for going nowhere at all, very quickly. |
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