Sentence examples for admits to being in a from inspiring English sources

Naturally, neither Mr Greenspan nor the Treasury admits to being in a turf war; they are debating matters of high principle, crucial to the health of American finance.

They should just admit to being in a position fortunate enough to be able to live well and travel in luxury.

On Friday, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) initially admitted to being in a photo in his 1984 medical school yearbook that showed one person in blackface and another wearing a Ku Klux Klan robe.

On Twitter, I admit to being in a car driven by someone who is drunk ("I don't care if it's a stop sign, I just wish I was sober" #designateddriver).

Ohsumi, who was in his lab when he received the phone call from Thomas Perlmann, secretary of the Nobel Committee, admitted to being in a "slight state of shock" about the news.

Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has denied reports he and wife Sharon are divorcing but has admitted to being "in a very dark place" since 2011.

The former Wales scrum-half has admitted to being in a similar position to Leinster when he won the Heineken Cup with London Wasps in 2004.

The Ellison report found "substantial arguments on either side" of whether a former detective admitted to being in a corrupt relationship with the family of a suspect while working on the Lawrence murder investigation.

So, now we have Burbank's appointed interim clerk admitting to being in a serious ethical conflict.

Gibbes, for his part, later admitted to being in "an absolute state of terror" before missions, only to "sort of become mechanical" once the shooting started.

However, in London, the results were significantly higher with 35 per cent admitting to being in debt to a lender of around £765.