Sentence examples for admit to losing from inspiring English sources

"I think women are much better at that.... So, once in my life, I wanted to forgo my own male ego and admit to losing something, so I came up with — " Withers began to play his acoustic guitar and sing.

This instance was particularly embarrassing because the authorities had to admit to losing the body at a time when they said they were making major inroads in controlling the cartels, arresting several top leaders of the Zetas and other groups.

Women who don't lose the weight quickly will "admit" to losing it slowly, and again these horrible "pals" will be quoted saying that the woman in question is distraught by the weight and hint darkly at depression.

The video side includes an intimate excerpt from his 1972 appearance on the British TV show "The Old Grey Whistle Test" in which he discusses his biggest hit from the album, "Ain't No Sunshine": "I just had to forgo my own male ego and admit to losing something, so I came up with this," he says, and then he starts to sing.

Hedge funds, venture capital firms, even that good buddy who wanted $10,000 to open a hot new bar that fizzled in three months all have had to admit to losing someone else's money.

For grim honesty, skip those metaphor-wielding commanding generals so deeply invested in a war that they can neither admit to losing nor contemplate leaving.

Vick admitted to losing track of the Eagles' deficit.

While adjusting, Melrose has admitted to losing sleep and weight.

South London healthcare trust has admitted to losing two unencrypted memory sticks containing sensitive personal data about patients.

However, it also admitted to losing some 4,500 times as much – £1.3 billion – through investments in shares and property.

10) Admitting to losing bodily fluids into your underwear: not a block on getting to the semi final of The Apprentice.