Use "apologise" in a sentence

1. I think I heard her apologise for her bad manners later on, but I might be mistaken

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2. At some stage during that time, she manages to tell Caderl the news about their marriage and I witness him having a quiet, if enthusiastic word with Berndt, clasping him by his injured arm in his excitement and then having to apologise speedily as a result of being a little too excited

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3. Now it's my turn to apologise

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4. That must be horrid – having to apologise for your wife

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5. It seems very unlikely that Joan will apologise or even let things lie in her current state of mind

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6. Rang later to apologise

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7. He was about to apologise and

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8. “We apologise for the lack of updates

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9. an hour and apologise

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10. I apologise to you and Our Lord

11. the Abbot, whose first action was to apologise for keeping

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12. “You don’t need to apologise, Cris

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13. “Okay then, Tomos, I apologise

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14. “I apologise for the zeal of my man

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15. “No please don’t be it wasn’t Helen’s fault or yours it was mine and as for Charlie well there’s no doubt I will probably see him shortly and I will apologise”, I gave her another sip of water and she sighed

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16. It was his believe you me he wanted to get back at me and he knew we were close and so he took it out on you and for that I must apologise

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17. “Then you are a bigger clown than what I thought and you should apologise to Bert”, and with these final words I left him on the floor with his new French friend and went to join the rest of the lads

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18. “I apologise Corporal of course I won’t face the firing squad I just wanted you to know that I will not only be here with you physically but mentally as well

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19. “No it’s me who should apologise Sir I suppose it is just getting to me its all the waiting around

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20. He was sure that the cat could kill him and he wished he could placate it, to apologise for the harm he had caused

21. “I can only apologise to you for taking your brother

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22. ‘Please allow me to apologise if you feel you have been mistreated by any my security staff at the compound

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23. “I only want to apologise

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24. He’d ring her in the morning and apologise

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25. He soon realised that he had crossed a line, and tried to apologise when, astonishingly, Shafter hit him

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26. I remember one memorable case where a frozen chicken came with alarmingly accuracy towards us, but we sorted it fatherly out by forcing the culprit to apologise, and holding the frozen chicken against her head until it was melted

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27. Without it no-one would have come forward and it presented the forum to explain your actions and you had no legal need to apologise for your actions and thus many did not

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28. Before we leave this subject I want to say that I don’t dislike Chaplains and I apologise if some of the above has offended you

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29. I hold no high opinion on the so called Certified Fraud Examiners qualification which every second Forensic Practitioner now holds and do not apologise for my views for I have encountered many practical problems in practise – the ultimate test of theories

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30. I apologise if I say anything here which will anger my Nigerian friends and I have many

31. He understood he had been too blunt, but while trying to think what to say next and especially how to apologise, the public servant leaned closer to Ethan before continuing:

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32. I was trying to apologise to Ludwig when I ran into you

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33. ‘I apologise for taking so long, if your mind was more coherent I would have been much faster

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34. If you though we have exhausted the shocking events with regards our remains, then I apologise, because like the advertisement on TV says: But wait, there’s more…

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35. I apologise for being abrupt with you earlier on the phone

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36. She was about to apologise and speak of something else to prevent kneading in the woman’s shame when she spoke

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37. Let me apologise in advance if you find this section a little heavy

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38. He was made to apologise and return the stolen piece

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39. “I apologise for the somewhat unconventional entrance, but the door was padlocked and I am not permitted to force an entry without an official warrant

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40. Amanda could see he was trying to apologise with his eyes

41. She should apologise my exhaustion

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42. “Can I apologise by buying you a meal tonight?”

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43. I nodded, wondering what on earth he had to apologise for

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44. We hoped he would apologise and make good the damage

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45. The worst thing is that if she steps out of line she’ll claim it was you who transgressed and force you to apologise, buy her presents and tell her you love her

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46. ‘There’s nothing to apologise for

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47. Apologise to Cador, and I’ll get back to you the second I catch up with them

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48. ‗It would be better if you apologise to this guy for attacking him,‘ Reginald said, watching Sebastian pick up one of the dropped bats

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49. And again, and I’m not going to apologise for keeping on coming back to the subject of the course – this isn’t going to help you get more sex

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50. Instead, he placed a long-fingered hand on my thigh and said placatingly, ‘I apologise, Asa

51. “I must apologise for startling you

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52. When he was back home he would apologise to her in the hope that they could patch things up quickly

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53. He found it hard to apologise for something he felt he was momentarily driven to

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54. His thoughts then turned to Shanti and he rang her to explain and apologise, she was a bit confused and wondered what had made him sound afraid

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55. It was a long and sorrowful letter which blamed everything on Henry Metcalfe and Walter wanted to come and see him and apologise in person

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56. He hated Jones and now he had to apologise for what this bastard had done to him

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57. The main man returned alone and pulled me out of the seat to apologise

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58. Perhaps, if I apologise, we could try

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59. Message 3: At least have the courtesy 2 ring & apologise 2 mum!!!

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60. ‘You were dead right,’ he said, interrupting her before she had the chance to apologise, ‘There was a body exactly where you said and it’s a nigh on certainty it’s the body of Tennant

61. Local jewellery and florist shops recognised me when I was forced to apologise yet again for some childish outburst

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62. He had loved Ralph as his father and would miss him dearly but he had no regrets about their relationship and there was no need for him to apologise to a dead body in the company of those, who very likely, should have been better friends

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63. Many times he had tried, and failed, to apologise in an attempt to find a way to repair the damage

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64. “Oh, don’t apologise

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65. me apologise for the inconveniences of yesterday, the PM

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66. To prove he wasn’t a complete moron, he begged forgiveness for his earlier disrespect, Coatl told him to rise, that he was a brave soldier and he need never apologise for defending his loved ones, he just needed to know who his real enemies where

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67. We all just sat there stunned as he said, that was a close call, would kind sir like me to apologise? I couldn’t believe it

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68. That’s all I came here to report and I apologise if it has upset you

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69. But if he wants to apologise, I’m fine with that

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70. Rod resisted the urge to apologise

71. I apologise profusely for the frequency with which Takina and Pussy lost their clothes, but in mitigation I would point out that Takina’s virtue remained very much intact at the end of the book (even if Pussy’s virtue had been slaughtered and buried in an unmarked grave many years before)

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72. He had nothing to apologise for; it was hardly his fault that he was dead

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73. Apologise properly, or I must

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74. “I have nothing to apologise for

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75. Besides, he could always apologise later on,

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76. Sometimes instead of casting demons out, I should find where's the husband? [Laughter] You come and cast the wretched thing out, then apologise for letting it get in there, in the first place! [Laughter] Goodness me, now this is really where the rubber meets the road

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77. I apologise, Charlotte, but the problem is

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78. “I agree, and I apologise,” said a shamefaced Will Bartlett

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79. He really should phone the Cabinet Secretary to apologise

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80. She was surprised that he wanted to apologise in person, but she suspected that Chief Inspector Dixon had something to do with that

81. She couldn’t see Franklin willingly wanting to apologise to her after his recent embarrassment in front of the Assistant Commissioner

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82. Serco has immediately distanced itself and, in a separate press release, announced that “as a company that values our relationships with all our supply chain partners, large and small, we deeply regret this action and apologise unreservedly to them for the concern that this has caused

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83. And she couldn’t apologise with everyone gathered around

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84. ‘I came to apologise for the last time I was here,’ he said

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85. Why should I have to apologise?

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86. Tom called to apologise for losing his temper and for what he had said

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87. He could apologise to you tomorrow for all you know,”

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88. was trying to flatter me so he didn’t have to apologise

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89. ‘I apologise, I didn’t intend to shout

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90. I wanted to reach for him and apologise

91. ‘I apologise for causing you to fear me,’ he said, ‘that was never my intention

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92. “Very well, if you’ve said nothing to offend Sophie, I’ll have a word with her, get her to apologise for her temper

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93. spectator and remained at the bar, resisting the urge to cut in on himself heavily and apologise before the event

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94. ” He hated to hear her apologise for him

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95. Don’t worry, and don’t apologise, there is nothing you can do that can’t be undone

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96. She did not show her face, or apologise to me

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97. He visited his neighbours to apologise for the press encampment

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98. “I apologise if this has been an unpleasant experience but everyone you have encountered this evening has only been doing their job, working to make our borders secure and enforcing the laws of the United States

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