Sentence examples for admits until from inspiring English sources

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

As its secretary-general, Daniel Tarschys, admits, until a couple of years ago relations between the council and the OSCE were at best "chilly", as the two competed over some of the same ground.

It wasn't, he freely admits, until he went up to Cambridge that he realised other people, quite a lot of other people, lived very differently: "I drove out of London, and there were lots of houses…" he says, vaguely.

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".

Her mother, who was in labor on a higher floor, did not realize her daughter had been admitted until after she had given birth.

"Altogether, we have seen 896 people, and we had 153 admitted until this morning, but we are in the process of sending them to IDP camps.