Sentences With it was a pity that

It was a pity that Jerry Collins from New Zealand didn't actually play with the Barbarians because I was looking forward to getting a crack at him.
Tamatasasa said it was a pity that all of Kunatuba's efforts to see women's rugby in the country improve were viewed by blind people.
Some thought it was a pity that Joan had declined battled, some thought not.
It was a pity that we fell away when we really needed to stand up.
It was a pity that there was no radar to guide one across the trackless seas of life.
Billy Holland will be a big loss this week and it was a pity that we lost five guys over that game.
Route notes were generally very good but it was a pity that the route shown on the map provided was not totally accurate, causing a little doubt and confusion during one of our walks.
It was a pity that he would be following them shortly thereafter.
Dr Jordan stated that it was a pity that there was not one present from the executive to explain this and added that there was a temptation to arrive at the lowest common denominator.
He said it was a pity that his team that tried hard to score but failed and that there was injustice in football referring to the match between Zambia against Tunisia which the latter won 2-1 despite
It was a pity that so many good horses succumbed.
At some point the ankle of the houses along the track seemed to be 45 very spectacular, only it was a pity that we couldn't see nothing of the city because it became very foggy.
It was a pity that Sibanda couldn't play the full ninety minutes as he succumbed to his injury.'.
It was a pity that I couldn't dress up but I just didn't had time for that since I had to rush to be able to catch my train.
It was a pity that we moderns had dragged into this new nest the ancient controversies of the old world.
But it's a pity that the Vostro 5460 doesn't come with a touch screen though it was installed with Windows 8. that could possibly be attributed to the affordability of the product I suppose.
TEASIE'S FAMILY - Teasie speaks about where she heard information and the fact that it was a pity not to find out more information when older people were still alive.
It's a pity that the sky was mostly overcast during my visit.
That is a good read, it's a pity that is was written in 1997, when off the shelf, steel cranks were very expensive, and alloy heads were also out of reach.
I am sure we would have won in 1996, sadly though Reveille was cancelled and it looks unlikely that there will be a 1997 show, which is a pity as it was a good show.
That was why she did not treat him like a difficult old man but as a senile baby, and that deception was providential for the two of them because it put them beyond the reach of pity.
And that is just plain a pity, cause coming as close to it as most of us came with the Dead was like a glimpse into a whole other possibility of what life could be.
It is a pity that in less than a century, the foundations of this African continent are shaking and many are wondering whether the foundation was built on a solid African rock or on quick sand.
That would be a pity, but I still feel claiming via insurance was right, as it meant the situation was dealt with quickly.
From the applicant's point of view it seems a pity that this decision was made, because prima facie it appears as if he has an arguable case on a point of law in respect of that claim.
In the line, "My father died in Saudi Arabia," it was such a pity according to the students that the head of the family died away from home, away from them.
With respect, his understanding of the common law on this point was not well grounded and it is a pity that he cited no authority to support his own view.
Sir, if that man was not a frog, I can only observe that it is a pity he was not.
Pity, because a recent test by Top Gear magazine found that it was unsafe at pretty much any of its speeds.
It was a pretty chicken testimony, but I think the Lord had pity on me, knowing that this was my first test and that I was just a babe in Christ.
It's good that someone here does SOME research and reading but it's a pity that most of yours was in Murdoch newspapers which are extremely biased toward the right.
It may be a pity that the square was designed from the beginning and not just put under renovation.
London emptied the countryside, the city was a monster: Believe me, Sir, the Country is so empty already, that a true Englishmanlook into it, without a great deal of just pity and Concern.
Indirect: Mohan exclaimed that it was a great pity.
To my credit, though, I made sure to make it clear that I was not throwing myself a pity party and that I was not using depression as an excuse for any of my shortcomings.
It is a pity that Angelique International Limited's contract was terminated, resulting into the non-speedy completion of the rural health posts in the four provinces, including the North-Western Provi
Charles the First sometimes did; and I thought what a pity it was that, with his integrity and conscientiousness, he could see no farther than the prerogatives of the crown.
It is a pity that faith was not rewarded.
And the woman in the seat ahead of you turned to remind us that Lohengrin was written by the great Wagner and your response was that it was such a pity he put himself to all the trouble.
Was more the pity that it could never actually be summoned in battle in Final Fantasy IX, given its stature in the game, though it has been a usable summon in several other Final Fantasy games.
That was a pity because i have no time now to write it all again.
Is it not a pity that she was not on my level?

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