Hanssen cast a last regretful glance upon it, and then turned back.

Cornelli's regretful glance at it had not escaped her.

I gave them a regretful glance, for I had still much to learn in their company.

He cast a regretful glance back at his sword lying on the trail, sighed, and kept going.

Harris, too, rose from his place, after a final and regretful glance at the menu, and joined the others.

With a last regretful glance at the dying animal, he unhinged his jaw and finned off to the south-east.

He turned, and madame, casting a regretful glance at the planets which were beginning to blaze in the firmament, followed him.

Her half eager look of inquiry passed into intelligent acquiescence, and, with a regretful glance at Bertie, she left the room.

Harry cast one regretful glance back at the splendid fire which still glowed there, and then resigned himself to the cold and rain.

And so consoling himself, he took another 'petit verre' and departed, casting more than one regretful glance backwards at the old Lion d'Or.

Her husband pushed away his plate; the omission of even one regretful glance at its treasures betrayed the strong emotion under which he laboured.

He gave one regretful glance at his heaping plate, a shamed look at Mrs. Mosher, then sprang to his feet and faced his father.

Which is why, with a final, regretful glance in my car's mirror, I once again cursed my inability to reengineer my taste in men.

MICHAEL D. Higgins may cast a regretful glance around his ministerial office this week as he prepares to take his place on the Opposition benches.

Elinor sighed over this change in the sunny Patricia, but only said with a regretful glance at the discontented droop of her sister's golden head:

They had the funny, regretful glances, intonations, nods of men who had seen other, better times.