Word: regretfully
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...snatching sour grapes from the jaws of victory. Reminded of how McCain had boosted turnout in the primaries, Bush snapped, "Well, then, how come he didn't win?" Asked whether he had any second thoughts about his tactics, Bush replied, "Like what? Give me an example. What should I regret...
...last October's deadly cyclone. She's also in mid-production on three movies. "I don't think I want to do acting all the time. I don't think it's so important to specialize and be like the No. 1 in something," she says. "Maybe I'll regret that when I'm 50, I didn't make anything of my life." She doesn't say when she'll turn...
...Jennings says her transfer is proof that first-years shouldn't necessarily regret their Quad assignments...
...Pope will also face pressure from Jews who, like Lau, regard Vatican statements about the Holocaust as "too little, too late." They will probably feel similarly about the homily, scheduled for last Sunday, in which John Paul was expected to reiterate regret for Christians' past anti-Semitic acts without admitting church culpability. Lau tells TIME he expects private pledges from John Paul to halt the canonization process for Pope Pius XII, who has been accused of "silence" during the Holocaust, but such promises are unlikely...
...made the transition from paperbacks beloved by the romance cognoscenti to hard-covers marketed successfully for mainstream readers. "Nora is the standard that nobody's going to eclipse," says Kate Duffy, an editorial director at Kensington Books, America's largest publisher of romance novels--but not, to Duffy's regret, of those by Nora Roberts. "Authors don't know how Nora does it. She is unique. She is a phenomenon. She has a gift, an extraordinary talent. It just doesn't get any better than Nora Roberts...