He gave me an once-over, slowly letting his gaze survey me up and down, and I felt my cheeks heat up, regretting my stupid retort. |
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I gulped, immediately regretting my decision but I was afraid to tell Mrs. Beckett that I changed my mind so quickly. |
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She furrowed her eyebrows and sat up swiftly, immediately regretting it when the room spun before her in a cyclone. |
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I wouldn't say the crowd laughed themselves sick, but I was regretting not bringing the video camera for Kirsty's home videos. |
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Kinda regretting putting off my Christmas shopping until next week because this traffic is ridic. |
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A few dropped out of the full monty photo and are possibly regretting the decision since the calendar is going down a bomb in local pubs. |
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It occurs to me that I could end up regretting this, but what the hey, Saturnalia only comes once a year. |
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Will we be regretting our single or common law status sans children when we're 40 and are nearing the end of our childbearing days? |
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I babbled some nonsense about making an authentic Indian meal, regretting my purchase as she rang it up. |
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He shut his eyes immediately, probably regretting the words he had just uttered. |
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He is really tired of her entitlement and you can tell he's regretting what he's gotten himself into. |
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After spending nine years there, he, like many refugees in a tight bind, made a deal that he is now regretting. |
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But it's hard not to examine the writing or the characterization without regretting their overwrought, bombastic tones. |
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And taxpayers considered them public bloodsuckers, regretting the days when financiers were put on trial for embezzlement. |
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The finished product, in conclusion, is far from perfect and we are left regretting that David fled so abruptly. |
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But I've been regretting my undauntedness because it makes me seem callous to my wife's difficulty with the wait. |
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I slammed the door behind me, immediately regretting it, for I could hear Brendan's heavy footsteps as he ran off to tell Mom. |
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Rachel hid her amused smirk behind her mug, immediately regretting the leaving of her fan in the carriage. |
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He won by a fairly narrow margin here anyway, and I think many of the people who did vote for him will now be regretting their choice. |
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I groaned and threw my head to the side, regretting it immediately after. |
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He rolled over and opened his eyes, immediately regretting it. |
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I don't really know if it was worth sharing, and I'm actually sort of regretting it right now, but my backspace key is broken, so whatever I type is staying in the article. |
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Presumably to pursue a long career of regretting that he left a lead role on the best show on network television. |
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That song's not about me regretting some girl I had a teenage romance with and then ended up regretting the rest of my life. |
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Canadian grain producers who forward priced a portion of their 2007 crop may be regretting the decision. |
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This job is very changeable and regretting things once in a while is part of it. |
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Her eyes are pained and deadened, but somehow sad and regretting. |
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The previous speakers have already mentioned the reasons for regretting decoupling and other technical aspects, which I will not repeat. |
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Those who transferred first, planning to optimize later, are regretting their haste, as they no longer have the resources and energy to optimize. |
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After the call, the Managing Director started to talk at length about his son, regretting how little he saw him. |
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The Committee welcomes the submission of the initial report of Chad, while regretting that it was submitted 12 years late. |
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The Council was also unanimous in regretting the fact that his post had been abolished, and stressed the need to find an alternative solution. |
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But the police and a jingoistic public ensure that such effrontery is suitably decried and the witnesses end up regretting having spoken the truth. |
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Then Bernard Menut confronted the conformity of the law of enforcement with the principles of a reasonable time, thus regretting the absence of recourse in internal law. |
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Either that or she's slightly regretting the trouser suit. |
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As the people of Central and Eastern Europe take their destiny in hand, throwing off the shackles of Yalta and Potsdam, I find myself regretting that our venture does not have more popular support. |
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It is regrettable that there are organisations and people who are saying nothing or simply regretting the deaths as if they were the result of a road traffic accident. |
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Jim had touched base, completed his life's rounders in a spirit of good sportsmanship never even for once regretting his deepest commitments to life and love. |
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Just imagine what could happen to those protectionist US tendencies if the bubble does burst, and Alan Greenspan starts regretting his decision not to get out while the going was good. |
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Brown must already be regretting the rush to another sort of regulation, the audit of MPs' expenses under Sir Thomas Legg, designed to appease public sentiment and show political leadership. |
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Maybe they feel that they shouldn't lament their child's behaviour because, in their eyes, it would be tantamount to regretting that their child exists. |
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Word is out that the titular monsters are peripheral to the film's Middle East war storyline, a creative decision that the sequel's backers are presumably now regretting. |
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We can only add, whilst deeply regretting that Mr. Shinick did not mate his cats, the earnest hope that we may hear that he has discovered the existence of other specimens. |
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The CPMR recalls here the very close link between cohesion policy and territorial cohesion while regretting the confusion made between territorial cohesion and regional development. |
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It had therefore abstained from voting on the draft decision, while regretting the failure to achieve a consensus on the proposed strategic framework. |
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Although regretting the absence of a delegation at the meeting, the Committee recognizes the difficulties inherent in the appointment of such a delegation for a small State like Tonga. |
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Whilst regretting the shortcomings of the present system of consumer organization representation, the ESC hopes that the new Consumer Committee will be consulted on all aspects of consumer policy. |
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But everyone ends up regretting something, whether it be that you've behaved badly on some occasion or you weren't very nice to someone or you let a friend down. |
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In 2006, the Army released a statement regretting the ill feelings that persisted following this activity. |
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It's better to regret not having kids then having them and regretting it. |
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An arsonist was regretting going to Specsavers last week after he was jailed after being identified through the spectacles he purchased at the multiple. |
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The separability of regarding something as unjustified and regretting it on balance is illustrated with the example of a broken promise that coincidentally saves a life. |
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Kashmore CC captain must be regretting his decision to put Dollar East into bat first as Rizwan and Fakhar destroyed their bowling with punishing display of batsmanship. |
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The organization issued a statement regretting the incident. |
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