I never saw him again, for years ago the poor man died quite disgraced.

It was hard for him to have a disgraced daughter back in his house.

I could not think that God would let a girl be so disgraced before a young man.

But the last was disgraced and executed within a year.

But much of the attention this week will be on two disgraced players returning to work.

No wonder the case has become well known, and they're so deeply disgraced.

He also recommended a job for the disgraced record producer.

"Why has a disgraced agent been assigned to my case?"

In some cases a disgraced head of government has even been executed for his failure.

The party was glittering, but not made to order for a disgraced former president.

And why would he pick a disgraced exile like her to work with even if it were true?

At the play's end, the disgraced teammates pose for a photograph.

I had nothing to say who was utterly disgraced and overwhelmed.

He was disgraced and never held public office again.

I don't want you to feel disgraced because of me," and he was gone without opening the door.

But it has distanced itself from the disgraced party in the past two years.

Richard, after seeing the disgraced 4400 Center seized by the government, walks away.

I will not take you naked and disgraced into Arthur's presence.

His superior at the time was disgraced and imprisoned for two years.

In a matter of weeks, not months, the old, disgraced order had reasserted itself.

The project leader was disgraced and charged with multiple homicide.

The infuriated enemy did not wait to be further disgraced.

Most liberals went into full opposition, wanting to see Bush disgraced.

They felt disgraced, and so it was that a second meeting was called.

When will the disgrace to our own country come to an end?

What a disgrace for those who were not able to do as much!

The real disgrace was to have been done in by such a person.

But being left alone and in disgrace will be difficult for them.

At least he was not a disgrace to his office.

He say she not bring disgrace on him like me.

For a woman to work outside the home was a disgrace.

How could I bring disgrace down on him, after what he did for my mother and me?

It's a disgrace what happened in Washington the last months.

It is by no means a disgrace to be turned away.

The woman has been sent home to her father in disgrace.

I felt the disgrace as if it were my own.

In fact, you're rather much a disgrace to the department.

It would be a disgrace to her and to me.

But still I think is a disgrace in these modern times.

To give up after all this work would be a disgrace.

The wife was sent back to her family in disgrace.

Again she was coming home from a visit in disgrace.

But it was only a disgrace, the people here say, if anyone knew.

But he also knew what it was like to bring disgrace upon himself.

But at the time the people who made that decision were a disgrace.

Seems he's learned nothing from the Church's disgrace in the last few years.

But the new problems will be a challenge instead of a disgrace.

It is a disgrace to us in the developed world.

Such a change was considered a disgrace in the army.

She had disgraced herself in public, which was bad enough.

What if he disgraced himself in front of the new man?

He had come near to disgracing the family once before.

He has disgraced himself and this great county once again.

"But on the other hand, I think he has disgraced the nation."

Her mother had always said she would end up disgracing the family.

There was a medical room that would not have disgraced a city.

Her mother would be angry if she disgraced them all this way.

Not one man of us ever disgraced the flag or his service.

Having disgraced them once, she would not be permitted to do so again.

Until the day when she had fought for the house and disgraced them.

I have disgraced myself in your eyes,' the prince said.

I have disgraced myself and brought ruin upon the King.

She nearly disgraced herself by being ill at that moment.

Disgracing the Navy was the last thing he wanted to do.

Britain was to be disgraced in the eyes of all Europe.

No decision, hot air; in the end we are disgracing ourselves.

"I would not think of disgracing the family with a divorce."

The last time she'd laid hands on him, he'd disgraced himself.

You have disgraced me so that I am ashamed to meet my friends.

He was disgraced a few years later for speaking out too freely.

George said his son had "ruined me and disgraced himself".

Above her are the words "What disgraces a legend most?"

If he'd run away, he wouldn't just have disgraced himself.

He'd thoroughly disgraced himself and what did he have left to live for, anyway?