Sentence examples for admit offers from inspiring English sources

Even Dan Snaith of Caribou has been singing the praises of their music which, they admit, offers the sort of escapist fantasy-funk you'd want in "dark times … of remote war, mass deceit and money worship".

Treat, I do have to admit, offers a unique navigational element for sorting through its selection.

Although there is no data on how many such unqualified students found their way into the universities and have graduated, it is probable that in the past many such students might have been admitted, offered loans and successfully graduated and are now working as teachers in various secondary schools throughout the country.

'I was earning £1,000 a month and I must admit the offers of £10,000 and £25,000 to represent Cherno were tempting.

Bosses admit the offer was focused too heavily on younger customers at the expense of older shoppers.

A female Ukip candidate has admitted Nigel Farage offers "no policies" for women and said she is proud of the lack of feminists in the party.

Earlier this week, Isco admitted that offers from those two clubs "are on the table" and his future will probably be decided by the end of June, with the current expectation being that he will follow former Malaga manager Manuel Pellegrini to Etihad Stadium.

Ahead of UEFA Euro 2008, both Nasri's agent and Wenger admitted that offers were made for the player and that a move to the English club was imminent.

With Redmond admitting it offered Facebook a $15 billion offer and Steve Ballmer courting Twitter's CEO Dick Costolo, I suspect Microsoft has priorities other than video.

I admit my site offers them, too.

Leeds admit "several financial offers have been made" but ongoing negotiations between Beckford and the club have resulted in the 26-year-old finally opting to stay and help with their promotion campaign.