Sentence examples for admitted ahead from inspiring English sources

Appiah admitted ahead of the Portugal game that he had been suffering sleepless nights over the disputes within the squad, saying: "I can't even close my eyes".

The recreational drug Poppers can have "beneficial" health and relationship effects for men who want to have anal sex, a Home Office minister has admitted ahead of a vote on whether to ban the substance.

Earlier this month, Moore joined several other conservatives, including Sarah Palin and Joe Arpaio, who ultimately admitted ahead of Who Is America?'s debut that they had been duped by Cohen in an interview.

"There's a slight madness to thinking you should be the leader of the free world," Obama admitted before he went ahead and ran for President.

Alas, only a few scattered patches of England now have academically selective "grammar" schools that can legally admit him ahead of his innumerate friends.

"There will be tough decisions ahead," admitted one insider when asked about the future of BBC4, "but the BBC needs to live within its means".

"We can only see a short distance ahead," admitted Alan Turing, in a famous 1950 paper that catalyzed the modern search for machines that think.

"It [Brexit] is a chance to catch up for Frankfurt because London is so far ahead," he admitted.

From the voice to the gesticulations to the general demeanour - there's a lot of similarities between Bernie Sanders and Larry David, and now the Democratic presidential candidate has just gone right ahead and admitted they're the same person.

In an interview with The Independent, Mr Burnham admitted Mr Corbyn is ahead in the Labour race but estimated that 40 per cent of the 550,000-strong electorate are still to vote.

Amid an optimistic business outlook -- the company reaffirmed earlier forecasts in which it said it would meet earnings-per-share growth of 14percentt for the year -- PepsiCo executives admitted that difficulties lay ahead.