pardon *
pardon somebody for something

Pardon me for not getting excited, but we've been here before.

Bill Clinton pardoned 140 men in his last day of office.

He was finally pardoned in 1106, one year before his death.

He was later pardoned because of new light brought to the case.

He was pardoned, and nothing more is known of him after.

Pardon me, but I thought the two of you were getting a divorce.

"Pardon me for asking, but what exactly are you two to each other?"

Pardon me if I use too plain words, it's late for any others.

"Pardon me for saying so, but you look done in."

Had this last been his own idea we might have pardoned him.

I do believe, however, that he will be pardoned one day.

He was pardoned on July 20, 1866, two months before his death.

You might be pardoned for thinking that was the end of it.

"You might be pardoned for thinking so" was what he had said.

The following day, the women were pardoned and allowed to leave with Clinton.

We'll look around and say "Pardon me, did you hear something?"

Pardon me, my friend, but it is an ugly name.

I had already pardoned four of them the previous summer.

He ran from justice, and after a few months was pardoned.

He just says this is the way it was, and I've been pardoned.

He has pardoned 108 men and women, but only after they had already served their time.

However, the governor pardoned them so they could help in the defense work.

"Pardon me, light of my life, I just had a bad moment there."

I fought against some of those who would be pardoned.

Pardon me, one or two in Scotland but not too many unfortunately.