Sentence examples for admitted thought from inspiring English sources

He admitted Thought for the Day, which was the subject of a BBC Trust investigation earlier this year, sometimes had him screaming at the radio in frustration.

England goalkeeper Joe Hart admitted thoughts had already turned to Sunday's game and spoke of the importance of belief.

Al-Hajie was working as a chef and admits thoughts of getting his hands on the money began eating away at him.

Britain's Katie Swan admitted the thought of playing on Rod Laver Arena had barely crossed her mind after advancing to the semi-finals of the girls' singles in the Australian Open.

Manager to ask senior players to lead youngsters in Poland and Ukraine Owen Hargreaves has admitted the thought of pulling his boots back on after virtually three years on the sidelines was "frightening".

Meanwhile, Lennon admitted the thought of managing in the English Premier League one day is something that appeals to him.

He admitted the thought of scrapping his solo career and "going back to the drawing board" was really threatening, so there was "uncharacteristically, a great deal of deliberation," in deciding to unite professionally with McClelland.

When Brough stepped up to take what was a simple conversion, he admitted that thoughts of Don Fox's miss for Wakefield in 1968 went through his mind.

But for the time being the future is yielding to the present, and Flintoff, who will manage any swelling today with ice treatment, admitted: "My thoughts over the past week have been about getting fit for this Test match, which is the biggest I'll ever play in.

Harrington admitted that thoughts of an unprecedented PGA Tour 59 had gone through his head at the par-five 11th.

Quick admitted that thoughts of the Cup crept in at that point.