apologetically

Then he raised his head and looked into her eyes apologetically.

I have only just started on this nation,' he said apologetically.

"I have no mind any more with which to think," he said apologetically.

"I like to keep my hand in," she said almost apologetically.

As she said apologetically: "We have so little to talk about in the country!"

"I am too much in love with this life," he says apologetically.

"I need to be alone for a little while," she added apologetically.

Then she bit her lip and looked up at him apologetically.

"I would like to look over the plant," he said almost apologetically.

Then, almost apologetically, she had asked Helen to read to her.

She went on apologetically, "It was nice to have someone to talk to."

"I must make a note to myself not to be late," he said apologetically.

She hung up the phone and looked apologetically at Tom.

"I know you have given blood," she said, almost apologetically.

"We were told to come get you," one said apologetically.

The artists still try hard to please, but now almost apologetically.

"This happens about 10 percent of the time," she said apologetically.

"I brought my gun along," Bob told him apologetically when they were left to themselves.

She turned her head away to cough, and looked back apologetically.

There were no games tonight, the man in the suit said, apologetically.

Several times today, various of them had said apologetically to him, At least its dry heat.

I took us too close that time, sir,' he said apologetically.

His face cold and red, Logan turned to me apologetically.

"I may say no more at this time," he said apologetically.

She stepped into the office, turning her hands out apologetically.