Sentence examples for admitted anywhere from inspiring English sources

It's now more than a decade since Bev (not her real name) was admitted anywhere.

He showed us his badge, fresh from the F.B.I., bearing his photograph, his case history, and an official pronouncement that he is to be admitted anywhere.

One study shows that one-third of students who try to escape their neighborhood schools cannot because they are not admitted anywhere else.

U.S. News surveyed 91 ranked colleges that reported they admitted anywhere from zero to 100% of wait-listed applications.

In recent years, we have received around 600 applications a year and have admitted anywhere from 2%to5%5% of those applicants into our PhD program.

Grad student Alyssa Rodriguez got into Vanderbilt's biomedical sciences program after her first attempts to get admitted anywhere were unsuccessful.

The rest of the students would be admitted from anywhere in the city.

He has lived in Salisbury, near Stonehenge, since the 1970's, but has never admitted to belonging anywhere.

They had written some songs when they were living there and had been playing in a band together, so they asked me if I was up for playing with them and I said yes!" The early recordings were somewhat primitive and, Karen admitted, "weren't anywhere near as professional as these (most recent) two are".

"But we don't really go out anywhere," he admitted, somewhat sheepishly.

Fashionable "aunties" who would normally never admit to being anywhere near 65 started claiming geriatric status in order to get to the head of the queue.