1.   What a shame it must one day become reality - it will never match these views for charm and elegance.

2.   What a shame it must one day become reality -- it will never match these views for charm and elegance.

3.   Although we had only glorious weather in which to test it -- what a shame!

4.   But what a shame, he says.

5.   Oh, what a shame it is that so many large American cities have blighted communities, he could have said.

6.   What a shame that so-called serious acting appears to matter more than acting, singing and dancing with equal aplomb.

7.   What a shame, says our friend Orly, who calls third grade the best two years of his life.

8.   What a shame, then, that most of the indicators are so perplexing.

9.   What a shame Elvis did not live to see it.