it's a shame! in Germany

It's a shame! [itzəʃeim] Es ist eine Schande!

Sentence patterns related to "its a shame!"

1. It's a shame the government didn't approve

2. It's a shame your spirit is dispersed

3. it's a shame about the lilies, though.

4. It's a shame, she was a good woman.

5. It's a shame what this town has come to.

6. It's a shame to let it go to waste.

7. It's a shame to let that food go to waste.

8. " It's a shame the general traded in patriotism for careerism. "

9. It's a shame to be wasting all this beauty around here.

Es ist eine Schande, diese Schönheit hier zu verschwenden.

10. It's a shame the girls have no place to go today.

11. You know, it's a shame,'cause I love that guy like a brother.

12. It's a shame you have encountered so many past girlfriends who had fallback guys.

13. It's a shame the way that the media can twist your words and misrepresent you.

14. It's a shame that such a beautiful area has been defiled by a rubbish dump.

15. It's a shame the Southerners have abandoned all connections to the spirits, even during the most hallowed times.

16. It's a shame to know a Bardlet who may never find his voice, Drink with Sam, or play at New Year's in the pub

17. Learner's definition of BASTARDIZE [+ object] disapproving: to produce a poor copy or version of (something) It's a shame to see how Hollywood has Bastardized the novel

18. That's actually what I planned to do, but it's a shame that Turbotax requires this less than ideal work around when it could easily ask if there are any CP Adjustments …

19. Blindly Follow Blindly Lyrics: Look what we've done / Look who we harmed / It's a shame what we've become / Under all your charms / I was under the impression / We were doing something good / When

20. Bitingly funny, relatable and intelligent, The Bookish Life of Nina Hill is a must for anyone who loves to read.”—Kristan Higgins, New York Times bestselling author of Good Luck With That “It's a shame The Bookish Life of Nina Hill only lasts 350 pages

21. ‘It's great to see the self-Abnegating Cathy acquire self-confidence, but it's a shame she isn't given a bit more justification for that confidence.’ ‘In the 1990s, books such as The Rules, which outlined a rigorous and often self-Abnegating plan for modern dating, represented a well-intentioned, if …

22. This sort of thinking still gets a lot of play in American academe; it's a shame we Yanks aren't as relaxed as the French (I don't speak here of old-school French feminists, who are arguably among the worst offenders in the "Abiological" movement), who take female sexuality to be an advantage, even a weapon -- a worldview that's closer to the truth than the twisted gospel preached in American