| And what a shame to hide a beautiful floor under a throw rug! |
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| She should take some tips from a dietician – what a shame there isn't a qualified one in the camp. |
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| I should simply like to tell you what a shame it would be, today, to do too little too late. |
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| I must, however, say what a shame it is that a great many EU countries, including the country I know best, have not ratified it. |
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| Mr President, Commissioner, I would like to thank Mrs Lévai for her report and for the hard work that she has done, but what a shame that Parliament had to grab at this report, otherwise it would have passed us by. |
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| Mr President, first of all I would like to say what a shame it is that the rapporteur is not here, because I was going to compliment him on his excellent report and thank him for the good cooperation. |
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| Still, what a shame the church in this instance chose to be over-sensitive over its word play. |
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| What a shame, what a shame this was in the middle of Europe. |
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| And what struck me when I read the article, very powerfully, was that what a shame it was, at least for me, not having an opportunity to meet this extraordinary person. |
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| What a shame there won't be room for it in this years' packed TV schedules. |
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| What a shame the loving care we gave those guns and to leave them behind was worse than leaving family. |
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| What a shame, when some children are without social workers, when they are not protected. |
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| What a shame, moreover, that Ireland, the symbol of European success, re-established diplomatic relations with Burma in February. |
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| What a shame it is not to inculcate, from a very early age, the formation required to grow up as a child of God! |
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| What a shame about the ludicrous fake tans which gave them the appearance of well-ripened oranges. |
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| What a shame, if a long period of arguably efficient crisis management were to end with a dismal failure. |
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| What a shame I couldn't summon up a pithy soundbite to precis that. |
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| What a shame I picked it out of the discontinued item bin at Waitrose. |
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| What a shame that the Liberals did not get it done after 13 long years. |
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| What a shame, then, that there are proposals to build houses right up to the present country park boundary, with the University and science park a little further off. |
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| What a shame that the Conservative government does not care about the Acadians in Moncton, New Brunswick, and it does not seemingly care about the Sikh community in British Columbia. |
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| What a shame to all of us who live on the planet including me. |
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| What a shame for those who were not able to do the same! |
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| What a shame that our partner does not recognise the same values. |
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| What a shame that the two ditziest girls in Walford should ever have moved into the same house as those two planks the Moon brothers. |
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