Sentence examples for admitted in a from inspiring English sources

Labour admitted in a statement: "There is no gloss that we can put on these polls".

Lawson, 54, admitted, in a court case last year, that she had used cocaine and cannabis.

He later admitted in a television interview to using performance-enhancing drugs during his championship run.

As Clegg admitted in a moment of uncharacteristic candour, "AV is a miserable little compromise".

The project was enormously complex, as Max admitted in a press release.

Travelers from outside Europe may be admitted in a year's time, Mr. Weever said.

"They do have an ease about them," Mr. Stella admitted in a telephone interview.

Hendropriyono admitted in a 2004 television interview that Jakarta had spied on Australia.

But he admitted: "In a very tough market our sales performance over Christmas was disappointing".

"I crave the ordinary," as White himself admitted in a recent interview.

Ryan admitted, in a series of post-season mea culpas, that he'd "lost" the team's "pulse".