| "while others, to their chagrin, | |
| - No, much to my chagrin. - Oh. | |
| - You like "shame" or chagrin"? | |
| And then I went on for radio, more mature radio, and college plays and stuff like that, and so it just evolved to the chagrin... | |
| And then what, to my chagrin, do I see but Mr. Dix leaping out the window... like Bandit Bill without so much as a fare-thee-well. | |
| "while others, to their chagrin, | |
| - No, much to my chagrin. - Oh. | |
| - You like "shame" or chagrin"? | |
| And then I went on for radio, more mature radio, and college plays and stuff like that, and so it just evolved to the chagrin... | |
| And then what, to my chagrin, do I see but Mr. Dix leaping out the window... like Bandit Bill without so much as a fare-thee-well. | |
| And I face again the tepid message in looks and frowns. And our hidden chagrins burning through our cheeks. | |
| And I face again the tepid message in looks and frowns. And our hidden chagrins burning through our cheeks. | |
| Everyone at WKGB is chagrined and remains chagrined. | |
| I am chagrined of my sin and at this time, even as I pray, I ask for the strength to carry on the work of the ministry in this holy temple. | |
| I can't believe she's not the least bit chagrined | |
| I can't tell you how chagrined we are about all of this. | |
| I have every reason to be chagrined. | |
| Everyone at WKGB is chagrined and remains chagrined. | |
| I am chagrined of my sin and at this time, even as I pray, I ask for the strength to carry on the work of the ministry in this holy temple. | |
| I can't believe she's not the least bit chagrined | |
| I can't tell you how chagrined we are about all of this. | |
| I have every reason to be chagrined. | |
