Sentence examples for admitted live from inspiring English sources

However, Gallagher's campaign came undone when he admitted live on air to collecting a €5,000 cheque for a Fianna Fáil fundraiser event from a man he described as a "convicted criminal and fuel smuggler".

Because this incidence refers only to women admitted live to hospital in the postpartum period, the actual incidence will be somewhat higher, with the addition of postpartum morbidities that occurred in women who were already hospital in-patients, any maternal deaths that occurred outside of the hospital, and any missed late postpartum admissions to medical wards.

Ranasinghe, 33, was jailed for two years after he admitted living off immoral earnings.

In one case, 98% of those admitted lived longer than six months; some were admitted for arthritis, a painful but rarely fatal condition.

His student days set the pattern for the rest of his life and he freely admitted living a split existence, spending his days as a campaigning left-wing socialist and his nights wining and dining with the great and the good of Oxford.

While Mrs Sinclair remains positive she admitted living with the disease, that she admits will cut her life short, was "pretty stressful" at times.

Of course, Dooley admits, live performance generates a different kind of pressure.

It is hard to admit living in the last trailer park in the land of high-tech milk and honey, where a million dollars will buy a three-bedroom, two-bath ranch.

Although Vicky Featherstone admits live broadcasts have opened up a new world, she says: "I would never want to do that at the expense of touring.

As Emily Dickinson, one of America's greatest conjurers of the weird and the awesome, admitted, "To live is so startling it leaves little time for anything else".

I admit, you live and learn.