'I was swept up in the moment,' he laughs
ashamedly.
On the first day at Strictly, the lights were blinding my eyes, I was dazzled by the sequins, staring down the barrel of the camera giving an interview and for some reason I said, "My whole life, all I've ever wanted is to get to Blackpool." I was swept up in the moment,' he laughs
ashamedly.
Nana
ashamedly bent down and the assailant brought out a piece of wood to hit Nana on the head, but he couldn't.
But despite my best efforts to be greener,
ashamedly over the years I've unwittingly been contributing to an environmental disaster that has a bigger carbon footprint than aviation and shipping combined - fast fashion.
Ashamedly, we all turned a blind eye until we decided enough was enough.
Unfortunately, Kashmir remains one of the oldest unresolved issue on the agenda of the United Nations Security Council and now India
ashamedly refuses even to acknowledge its self moved resolution.
As former presidents George W Bush and Barack Obama took swipes at Donald Trump during the former prisoner of war's funeral, the US leader
ashamedly was taking swipes on the golf course.
The natives were sidelined, deprived of the right to property, education and health and, most
ashamedly, were discriminated against on account of their skin colour.
Last night I sat with lawyers from Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Nepal and India, and I had to
ashamedly confess that I have never yet visited a single one of their countries.
Even more
ashamedly there are UK politicians who are anti-Brexit and feel it right that we should pay this money.
Although the UK government is number donor to Somaliland, however, the UK hosted Somali conferences One and Two in London
ashamedly sided with Somalia former ally of fascist Italy during the Second World War by sending the second ambassador or so to Mogadishu to stand by Somalia.
I'm the accidentally anglicised sheep, my Welsh has diminished
ashamedly from lack of use.
ashamedly - with a feeling of shame