Sentence examples for admittance for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "admittance for" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that someone is allowed into a certain place or event. Example: "I was granted admittance for the VIP section of the concert."
But it took months of bureaucratic hurdles to gain admittance for their parrot, Morgan, due to concerns about avian flu.
One of the activists' demands was that the university, which operated a pediatric trauma center, raise the age limit on admittance for children with gunshot wounds.
There may be some bad blood and arguments over the terms of departure and admittance for those who wish to take up the pope's offer of a new home.
Admittedly there won't be much debate regarding the latter, as the board is proposing to give adult season-ticket holders three free matches and kids admittance for the equivalent of £1 a game.
The only schools mentioned are Sabbath schools intended for adults; this suggests that Jews were extremely eager to gain admittance for their children to Greek gymnasia, where quite obviously they would have had to make compromises with their Judaism.
Instead, it should apply a fraction of that energy to gaining admittance for a state that richly deserves it–Taiwan.
What is the rate of its effectiveness in hospital admittances for cardiac arrest?
Figure 16 shows that the output currents of the VSC with lower PLL bandwidth distort severely, which can be attributed to negative real parts of the coupled admittances for the central frequency.
Hospital admittances for alcohol-related illnesses have quadrupled since the 1980s.
As we had limited medical resources, we selected term and late preterm neonates who required re-admittance for visible jaundice and other medical reasons after discharge.
Martha Burk, the chairwoman of the National Council of Women's Organizations, who has led the campaign for admittance of a woman, has promised not to ease the pressure.
