"of excuse" or "for excuse"?
There would be no making of excuses for him. |
We must stop making all sorts of excuses for criminals. |
The power companies will find heaps of excuses to increase prices. |
I had alot of excuses in my head but decided that if it was your decision, I would respect it. |
No one can explain or give reasons why this will never happen, but what you will hear is a lot of excuses. |
Fed up with this sneaking in of excuses for the media and BBC - ' Was it because of libel laws? ' - no, it wasn't. |
Earlier he had all sorts of excuses that he wasant playing, etc etc now what? every good team has a striker 10 times better. |
There were no excuses, except plenty of excuses, and again he appeared to blame the Irish players for, well, being the Irish players. |
I got back a very long winded letter with tons of excuses, all of which I could have read in the newpapers, all of which were simply that: excuses. |
If any of you wish to come to Mass on Sunday morning, you can - you can - although, I know, there are hundreds of excuses if you don't want to come. |
But now is not the time for excuses. |
Please STOP looking for excuses for them. |
Look for excuses to praise others, to praise God for the good things, whether big or small. |
For me, I can only hope that one day I'll get to the point where I do anything without first categorising all available exits and coming up with excuses if a panic attack does happen. |