Sentence examples for admitted in time from inspiring English sources

Many left before the inauguration began and others wondered whether they would be admitted in time.

Hungary is among the first wave of candidate countries from Central Europe that are expected to be admitted in time for European Parliament elections in 2004.

Still, Athens kept up the pressure to be admitted in time for the introduction of euro notes and coins in 2002.

In the past, leaders of the present 15 members had stated simply that they hoped the new members could be admitted in time for their citizens to vote in elections to the European Parliament, set for June 2004.

There was some consolation for Darcis, a player more recently used to playing in challenger events, in that he pocketed £38,000 for his victory over Nadal and he admitted in time he would be able to look back on the tournament favourably.

Of course the choice was a false one, as Merck himself admitted in Time's article.

"I used to be a lot like that," she admitted in an interview at the time of the movie's release.

Males accounted for 63.9% of the patients admitted in that time period.

Some psychiatrists admitted in the Times article that "the impression often conveyed by commercials for the drugs is clear: Almost anyone could benefit from them".

And as Nick Bye, the losing favoured Tory candidate so graciously admitted in his Times article, primaries might allow a different type of politician to get into parliament.

President Obama admitted in his Times interview that the United States is not winning the war in Afghanistan, even as he denied — and then called back 90 minutes later to really deny — that he's a socialist.