Sentence examples for admitted fellow from inspiring English sources

After the game at the Etihad, he said the speculation was "stupidity" and admitted fellow Uruguayan Luis Suarez would be delighted with the result, as it helps Liverpool's title chances.

Mr. Pizarro admitted providing fellow officers with a camera used to take nude pictures of the prostitutes.

In 1803 he was admitted a fellow of the Royal Society and an honorary member of the Dublin Society and delivered the first of an annual series of lectures before the board of agriculture.

Lax was admitted a Fellow of the Royal Society on 5 April 1796.

6. Kathleen Lonsdale (1903-1971) A pioneer of X-ray crystallography – the study of molecule shapes – in 1945 she and Marjory Stephenson were the first women to be admitted as fellows to the Royal Society.

Not only is today Ada Lovelace Day, which celebrates the contributions of women in science and technology, but 2016 marks a century of women being admitted as fellows of the Royal Astronomical Society.

But how easy is it to engage with tenants on a difficult issue like the bedroom tax, with an unpalatable message that tenant activists admit their fellow residents aren't always keen to hear? "Tenants want good advice, sensible advice but not patronising advice," says Steve Meakin, chair of national tenants' organisation TPAS.

And he admits that fellow Yorkshireman Glen Chapple, his county captain, also had an input.

He also admitted hitting a fellow taxi driver.

A New Zealand reality television star has admitted calling a fellow cast member a "boat nigger".

Coolio also admitted to his fellow Celebrity Big Brother housemates that he had a history of drug use.