Sentence examples similar to admitted in making from inspiring English sources

"I had been dreaming that the appearance of the book would become the occasion for a general proclamation of my appointment to the office of 'leading young critic in America,' " he admits in "Making It"; "instead it became the occasion for several people to present me with the first installments of the bill for all those glorious years when everyone had been on my side".

Some of the actors admitted difficulties in making the film.

Because as good a book as Freakonomics is, we disqualified it due to an error that authors Stephen Levitt and Stephen Dubner admitted to making, in a January op-ed piece in The New York Times.

18 And the Cuban parolees are but one of several categories of aliens who have been admitted in order to make a humane response to a natural catastrophe or an international political situation.

He entered the round of 16 in last place, he admitted, before making up ground in the regionals.

In 1995, Bill Clinton suspended covert C.I.A. funding to the Guatemalan Army after the agency admitted to making mistakes in Bámaca's case.

He allegedly admitted to making between $800,000 and $900,000 in legitimate currency as a result of his operation.

The band sampled the drum track with a digital sampler and edited it with a Macintosh, but admitted to making approximations in emulating Shadow's style due to their programming inexperience.

· In one account he admitted being involved in making poisons intended to terrorise London; in a second account he denied being involved.

Women, first admitted in 1976, now make up 17percentt of the cadet corps.

Trescothick admitted to making a mistake in batting first on a green Taunton pitch.