first apology造句

• 1721 _ First apology by a newspaper for printing incorrect information.
• Coca-Cola issues its first apology to European consumers.
• First apologies are what count, and Clinton made his through gritted teeth.
• It took the government two days to publicize Clinton's first apology.
• It could be argued that the first apology for slavery should come from Philip Morris.
• Justin then rearranged and expanded these testimonia to create his " First Apology ".
• Often, as The Economist said this week, " First apologies are what counts ."
• The " First Apology " provides one of the most detailed accounts of contemporary Christian practice.
• Justin Martyr, in his " First Apology ", cites instruction as occurring prior to baptism:
• The letter, Mondello's first apology to Hawkins'family, was reported Tuesday in The Daily News.
• ** ( First apology in advance for bad English ) I am a new regular editor on these issues.
• In his first apology, Law said he relied on psychiatric evaluations that suggested Geoghan could be safely reassigned to parishes.
• Clinton began his humiliating day with his most contrite appeal yet for forgiveness and his first apology to Monica S . Lewinsky.
• Davis even sent a 40-minute videotape, which included his first apology in the decade since he was convicted of murder.
• On Dec . 7, in a speech read by his information minister on television, Saddam offered his first apology for the invasion.
• The first apology was scheduled to be read by an announcer Monday night during halftime of the broadcast of " Monday Night Football ."
• Nelson, 28, who conceded his guilt for the first time at this trial, offered his first apology to Rosenbaum's family Wednesday.
• The next day Anthony issued his first apology for the arrest through his Yardbarker blog expressing remorse to his teammates and his fans for his behavior.
• The first apology took the form of a letter, signed by Murdoch, in which he said sorry for the " serious wrongdoing " that occurred.
• Caplan secured the first apology for the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, from Lewis Sullivan, M . D ., then secretary of HHS, in 1991.