Sentence examples for admit until from inspiring English sources

This was before I'd heard of Whiskeytown, or had discovered the alt-country genre, so I'll admit, until then, my reasons for avoiding Adams were pretty stupid.

Article I, Section 9 forbade Congress to forbid the slave trade (or, as the framers shamefacedly put it, "the Migration or Importation of such Persons as any of the States now existing shall think proper to admit") until 1808 — twenty long years!

I'll admit, until this week I'd never bought a Powerball ticket before.

We thus measured time from the decision to admit until the actual surgery, irrespective of what happened in between.

Phil Walsh admits: "until last week, I thought condors were mythical".

Some weren't admitted until two weeks before classes started, in August.

The concert was delayed, a discomforted audience not even admitted until past starting time.

But, he admitted, until recently he had no more than a layman's acquaintance with Shakespeare.

I'd have to be admitted until she could make it back into the city.

Pop-culture versions of the detective — along with female members, who were not admitted until the early 1990s — were often suspect.

"Any reports to the contrary are inaccurate and premature as students are not admitted until the end of March".