用pardon me造句子，“pardon me”造句

I guess I'm of the Jane Austen school of social conduct that believes "Sir" and "ma 'am," "please" and "pardon me" are proper forms of address in daily discourse.

Jack: Uh, pardon me. I'm taking my niece skating.

I hope you will pardon me for doing so.

For searching data not in home was very difficult I dare not hazard a guess and please pardon me if I have misspoken something.

But, pardon me, you cannot understand what I am saying.

O Thou to whom I dare not lift mine eyes, wilt Thou yet pardon me!