Sentence examples similar to admit arrival from inspiring English sources

The doors bang open to admit late arrivals and then bang open again to release those who realise they should be next door, watching something else.

At Tuesday's press preview, curator MaryAnne Stevens admitted the arrival dates of loaned works weren't usually "that tight".

This recommendation specifically states that when the need for ICU beds exceeds available resources, patients should be admitted by arrival order [ 27].

The disgraceful part of the ENRC saga is the various City players' reluctance to admit that the arrival of so many oligarch-controlled companies has been damaging.

But I had to admit that the arrival online of the Chia Pet Bunny Handmade Decorative Planter ($14.99 at Joseph Enterprises) was particularly troubling because it raised an uncomfortable question: Who would buy this stuff online?

The upper-level component makes efforts to admit or reject the arrival tasks and assigns the reasonable security level for each admitted task.

Ferguson did admit that Van Persie's arrival creates a selection headache: "It's not going to be easy.

The truth is that many roles are so far more resistant to automation than some people would like to admit, and that the arrival of robots in the workplace may be slower than many people think.

Russell said that while he wanted nothing to do with a hate group like the WBC, he had to admit that their anticipated arrival was publicity.

David Moyes has admitted Juan Mata's arrival at Manchester United should take some of the pressure off Adnan Januzaj.

Synthesis is an assumption of that which is admitted [and the arrival] by means of its consequences at something admitted to be true.