regretfully

She played with the idea for a while, then gave it up, regretfully.

Although I must say, regretfully, that there seemed to be some problem about his thinking, as well.

"We were just getting to know each other," he said regretfully.

The dress, she thought regretfully, would never be quite the same again.

"Maybe we should go back," she decided, looking about rather regretfully.

She just thought a moment and then shook her head almost regretfully.

We had seen no land fade from view so regretfully.

Even if it were, I should regretfully decline to tell you.

A very old friend of the law, said the inspector, regretfully.

In my day things just tasted of what they were,' he said regretfully.

If you had not come to us, we should have let it die - regretfully.

Calmly and a little regretfully he turned his back on the past.

When it was over and she pushed him from her he went regretfully.

He bowed his head, then, regretfully And so would we.

He said that regretfully this area was off limits today.

"I was told to bring you this," he said regretfully.

He nodded almost regretfully and walked back around behind his table.

"I guess that will have to stop now," he said regretfully.

She shook her head again, slowly and as if regretfully.

Big King thought about that for some time, then at last he sighed regretfully.

"We'll have to leave most of our men behind with the ship," he said regretfully.

For a few moments nothing happened, then she shook her head regretfully.

But she shook her head, regretfully pushed his hand away.

Frankly, and regretfully, most British people could not care less.

"That is understandable, but most regretfully out of the question."