Word: regrets
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...hell!" she roared. "I have no money." The cabby summoned a bobby, who steered his charge to Liverpool magistrate's court, needed help from three more lawmen to lug the copper-tressed spitfire before the judge. The clerk asked her name. "To your regret and my pride, Sarah Churchill." In the box, Actress Sarah, 44, did nothing to help her cause by snarling ad-lib comments on the testimony, made an unconvincing plea of innocence on the stand: "I thought I was monstrously overcharged." Thinking otherwise, the judge fined her $5.60 for being drunk and disorderly. That afternoon, hiding...
Asked about Radcliffe's reaction to the disputed loyalty oath provisions of the Defense Education Act, the Dean said that "no protest was officially registered, although individuals in the administration regret that it was included...
...partner of Wayne Poulsen; together they supplied the land and Gushing the money. Marti Arrougé has played an important part in the development of Squaw Valley, has been a loyal supporter all the way, remains a stockholder, and, incidentally because he also happens to be my husband, I regret that his name has been left out of the cast...
...clothes. Others shook their hands and apologized. Explained one, magnanimously: "We do not shoot men of God. no matter of what religion-not even if they are from Kobeyat.'' The two Maronites were fed and sent on to Kobeyat with a letter expressing all Jaafra's regret at the error of its overzealous sons, but also going on to say that nothing was changed regarding the feud between the two villages...
Last week both sides did say something. At a press conference in Tunis, big, stoop-shouldered M'hammed Yazid, "Minister of Information" in the rebels' provisional government, stepped forward. "We regret to declare." he announced, "that the provisional government of the Algerian Republic does not presently see any prospect for peace in Algeria." Yazid went on to warn off Standard Oil of New Jersey, which had just negotiated oil-exploration rights in the Algerian Sahara with the French. "Our people are not tied by deals concluded with the enemy." warned Yazid, "and consider them an act of hostility...